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Best of Zn 1998
TED WARNELL

ZINEⁿ new media
is a journal of new media experimental visual literary theory practice. Born in the wake of my work with Miningco's Art & Technology site in 1997, Zn endeavors to walk the new media talk and to bring to light the boldest and most imaginative creative ideas, works, and minds of our time.

In chronological order, here are six of the Best of Zn 1998:

February

Welcome to Zn!
Zn 98/02/20: First issue. Learn about how you can participate at Zn, discover what's here, and answer the burning question, what the heck is new media experimental visual literary theory practice?

Visible/In
Zn 98/03/27: Cutting-edge audio and video works by multimedia artist Tina LaPorta. Enter into a magical place of time and space via these two installations for the Web.

Random Acts
Zn 98/05/01: Random acts of senseless creativity... is the whole world having fun? Cool info and creative fun at Zn this week.

God is Dead
Zn 98/08/07: A word from Italian artist and poet Rinaldo Rasa. Rasa's work commemorates the August 6th bombing of Hiroshima. And Zn? I'm still vacationing (of sorts) here in the Hat.

Drive-Thru Poetry
Zn 98/10/09: Here is a poetry installation for both real and cyberworld travelers. David Knoebel's new work Three Billboards gives new meaning to the term 'information highway'...

Writer's Rights
Zn 98/11/20: This open letter to writers summarizes issues arising around contracts in the publishing industry. What to look (out) for...

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