Including: Ada Veen on Darko Maver, JJ King on RIP, Oleg Kireev on Pro&Contra, Eva Grubinger on artists in Haider's Austria, Chris Darke on The Target Shoots First, Tom McCarthy and guests on Panamarenko, Stephen Willats interviewed and Eugene Thacker on the Human Genome Project + Stewart Home on Hi-art Lite and Vaughan Allen on Written on the Body.

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Contents of this cluster

1. Media and the Unmediatable
2. RIP Human Rights
3. The Death and Death of Darko Maver
4. CYBERHYPE: Who Believes in the New Economy?
5. That Old Cartesian Grid
6. Russian Cybernauts' Bumpy Ride
7. Geek-O-Rama
8. Zodiac Genre Warp
9. Ol' Red Square Eyes
10. May Day May Day
11. Who's Afraid of the 'F-Word
12. King of Code
13. Lines of Flight
14. Books to Beat Bottlenecks
15. Marking Time
16. Coral Maze
17. Lo-Fat, Light-Weight
18. Welcome to the Desert of the Real
19. Written on the Body
20. Xanadu
21. After the Fact (Video Positive 2000)
22. Such a Byte of Love (Lovebytes Festival)
23. War Diaries
24. Jam (Thursdays, March-April, C4)
25. Corporate Marxists Picture WAP Hell
26. Holy Mother
27. Use the force dude
28. Branded to the Bone
29. Political engineering
30. How low can you go? 5k?
31. Swim Team #1 (swim records, London UK)
32. Digital Leatherette (Codex Books)
33. Staedtizism
34. Digital Diaries
35. Inka Essenhigh (at the Victoria Miro Gallery (March 15th – April 28th 2000))