Difference between revisions of "Mur.at"
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* [https://mur.at/ Website] | * [https://mur.at/ Website] | ||
+ | * [https://mur.at/post/mur25-geburtstag/ 25 years anniversary], 2024, [https://ima.or.at/de/projekt/dd_graz_sommerwerkstatt_werkzeug_commu/] | ||
* [[Mastodon|Mastodon:]] [[Mastodon::https://graz.social/@murpunktat]] | * [[Mastodon|Mastodon:]] [[Mastodon::https://graz.social/@murpunktat]] | ||
[[Series:Community servers]] [[Series:Free software]] | [[Series:Community servers]] [[Series:Free software]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:55, 11 September 2024
mur.at - initiative netzkultur was founded by Reni Hofmüller, Wolfgang Reinisch, Winfried Ritsch and Jogi Hofmüller in 1998.
The mur.at association is based in Graz, operates a server farm on site and is connected to the worldwide network via ACOnet (Austrian Scientific Network).
The mur.at network is a virtual, growing platform of art and culture professionals from different fields for the development and promotion of net culture.
The mur.at initiative is committed to the development of technology using free software (open source). Difference-building media diversity, unrestricted information flow and transparent knowledge transfer form the content parameters of the net/art/work.
Team mur.at is organised as a self-administered, non-commercial operation and forms the infrastructural basis (backbone) for the work of the mur.at community at a high technical level. mur.at creates conditions and expands the possibilities for net art and net use. (2024)
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