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'''Cyberconf''' was an international conference that addressed the social, political and cultural implications of cyberspace from a critical standpoint and encouraged discussion between theoreticians and practitioners. Founded in [[1991]] by [[Michael Benedikt]], it ran for 7 editions until 1998. | '''Cyberconf''' was an international conference that addressed the social, political and cultural implications of cyberspace from a critical standpoint and encouraged discussion between theoreticians and practitioners. Founded in [[1991]] by [[Michael Benedikt]], it ran for 7 editions until 1998. | ||
− | The first iteration of the conference was published in "Cyberspace: First Steps", edited by [[Michael Benedikt]] including contributions by [[William Gibson]], [[Marcos Novak]], [[Sandy Stone]] and [[Michael Heim]]. | + | The first iteration of the conference was published in "Cyberspace: First Steps" (MIT Press, 1991) edited by [[Michael Benedikt]] including contributions by [[William Gibson]], [[Marcos Novak]], [[Sandy Stone]] and [[Michael Heim]]. |
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Revision as of 14:00, 16 June 2021
Cyberconf was an international conference that addressed the social, political and cultural implications of cyberspace from a critical standpoint and encouraged discussion between theoreticians and practitioners. Founded in 1991 by Michael Benedikt, it ran for 7 editions until 1998. The first iteration of the conference was published in "Cyberspace: First Steps" (MIT Press, 1991) edited by Michael Benedikt including contributions by William Gibson, Marcos Novak, Sandy Stone and Michael Heim.
Date | Title | Hosted by | Site | Link |
1991 | Cyberconf | Michael Benedikt | US | |
spring 1991 | 2Cyberconf | Allucquére Rosanne Stone and Michael Benedikt | Santa Cruz, CA | |
1993? | 3Cyberconf | Michael Benedikt and Marcos Novak | Austin | |
spring 1995 | 4Cyberconf | Sara Diamond, Douglas McCloud | Banff Centre for the Arts | |
6-9 June 1996 | 5Cyberconf | Rafael Lozano-Hemmer and Susan (TK) | Spanish Telecom, Madrid | [1] [2] |
5-8 June 1997 | 6Cyberconf | Morten Søby | University of Oslo, Oslo | [3] |
17-19 July 1998 | 8Cyberconf: High Risk Baby | Suzanne Mészöly | Budapest | [4] [5] |
- Links
- cyberconf.org (archived)