The Mag.Net Reader
"This short history of Mag.net, as well as the book which it introduces, should however not be read as an obituary, but as a monument to the desire for sharing and working together. The magazines involved represent some of the most important media for the critical reflexion of culture and art in an age strongly influenced by digital technologies and their social reper...more
Paperback, 124 pages
Published
October 30th 2006
by Mute
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