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[Nettime-bold] Protest Profits! |
Rome, November 7, 2000 PROTEST PROFITS! Investors soon to be awarded for their works. No Protest No Profit, the first international competition of net.protest issued by The Thing Rome and 01O0101110101101.ORG as a reaction to the censorship of the Rome City Network, has closed with a positively active balance sheet. The International Jury, composed by Natalie Bookchin (Los Angeles), Steve Dietz (Minneapolis), Ricardo Dominguez (New York) and Matthew Fuller (London), is now examining 55 projects, evaluating their "impact charge" and the coherence with the aims of protest. Meanwhile, No Protest No Profit has already gained the interest of two international media art Festivals: Viper (held in Basel, Switzerland, October 20-22) and Observatori (held in Valencia, Spain, November 2-4). In particular, the organization staff of Observatori agreed to buy the whole work and to exhibit it on the website www.observatori.com for a still-undefined time span. In the next few days, as soon as the Jury will have established a value for the single projects and the whole work, Observatori will make a formal bid to the City of Rome for the acquisition of the original work sent to the mailboxes of the Rome City Network management. The whole work, with several stunning graphics, text and code-based elements, is available at: http://www.01O0101110101101.ORG/PROTEST=PROFIT Best, The Thing Rome http://www.ecn.org/thingnet 01O0101110101101.ORG http://www.01O0101110101101.ORG _______________________________________________ Nettime-bold mailing list Nettime-bold@nettime.org http://www.nettime.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/nettime-bold