Billboard posters, pull-out magazines, newspaper and TV advertising can leave you in no doubt: the European Internet revolution is here. Reeling from ...

In the charts bad techno has celebrated space launches; in futurist documentaries venture capitalists have extolled the virtues of investment in lunar...

This issue focuses on the independent media initiatives that came into being before and after the crisis in Kosovo. Hundreds gathered at the Next Five...

This issue of Mute contains a special insert on net. politics, made in collaboration with Manchester's temporary media lab, Revolting. In it, we ask w...

The rat looks as though it had used an intelligence akin to man's to work out how to reach  the cheese. Actually, experimenters taught it each mo...

The first issue of a relaunched Mute saw an attempt to manoeuvre the magazine within a commercial landscape of magazine publishing. Re-emerging as a q...

Including: Peter Suchin on Cornelia Hesse-Honegger, James Flint interviews Keith Piper, Geert Lovink talks to Mark Dery about Escape Velocity, Ingrid ...

Including: James Plumber (Prospect), Simon Crab (Obsolete), Roz Lowrie/Stephen Elson (CFC), Jonathan Jones-Morris (Studio Fish), Peter Molyneux (Bullf...

Including: replies to 'The Californian Ideology' from Louis Rossetto, Celia Pearce and Bifo, Geert Lovink in conversation with Arthur Kroker, Margot L...

Including: Diane Eddisford on BANK's Zombie Golf, Mitch Ratcliffe on the mass in many-to-many media, Rosie Higgins on Feminist Foundational Mythologie...

Including: Keith Tyson's 'Around the compendium in 54 Aphorisms', Andy Cameron on The Illusion of Interactivity, James Flint's story 'This Infant Eart...

Including: Suhail Malik on Michael Jackson as cyborg, Eva Grubinger on c@c computer aided curating, Rob La Frenais on artists taking the Alien Exam, M...