[Nettime-bold] Book presentation Mo, Nov. 19, 8pm - Literatur im Netz @Kuenstlerhaus Passagengalerie

[Christine Boehler <office@lichtzeile.at>]

sorry for cross posting

The World of Digital Literature

Presentation of the book

Christine Böhler "Literatur im Netz. Projekte, Hintergründe, Strukturen und
Verlage im Internet" (Triton Verlag, 2001)
160 Seiten mit s/w-Abbildungen und ausführlichem Adressanhang
ATS 240,­/DM 33,­/sFr. 33,­/Euro 17,40 ISBN 3-85486-103-6

Montag, 19. November um 20 Uhr in der
Künstlerhaus Passagengalerie (Karlsplatz 5 / Akademiestraße), 1010 Wien

for orders and more information visit http://triton.co.at
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The World Wide Web is an enormous publishing system, every user can publish
texts and documents world-wide. This communication space, where information
is used collectively, is based on the concept of hypertext, the networked
reading and writing of texts, the effort of organizing content
associatively.
The consequences are fundamental changes compared to traditional text
production and distribution. Multiple authoring, globalization and
individualism, new sales strategies of publishing houses, book stores,
authors and artists - all this results in new possibilities as well as risks
for literary production outside the market-driven best-seller charts.

Essays on the WWW and various projects, interviews and talks with Michael
Joyce, Andreas Okopenko / Libraries of the Mind, RTMark, Luther
Blissett/wu-ming, Pool Processing, Stephen King, Kathrin Röggla, Nika
Bertram, Thomas Hettche, Ubermorgen.com, Mark Amerika, Jean Pierre Arbon,
Literaturbörse.com

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Christine Böhler, M.A. (Vienna)
Curator, writer. Initiator of the group "Literatur + Medien" in Vienna;
journalist, courses in German literature at the university of Innsbruck.
Involved in digital literature and arts since the beginning of the 90s.
Lectures, conception and organization of several digital art festivals.
1991 - 1998 conception and management of the event organization office of
the "Literaturhaus" in Vienna.
Since 1996: http://www.lichtzeile.at: Illuminated letters as a publishing
strategy ­ physically in the city of Vienna and virtually on the Internet.
1999-2001: research project funded by the Ministry of Science: "Digital
forms of literature in the 90s", the correlated book "Literatur im Netz. has
now been published.

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Literature + Media
Christine Boehler   http://www.lichtzeile.at
office@lichtzeile.at





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