13.00 - 14.00
Paradiso, small hall

14.00 - 15.30
De Balie, kleine zaal

14.00 - 17.30
Paradiso, main hall

16.30-18.00
De Balie, salon

17.00 - 19.00
De Balie, grote zaal

19.00 - 21.00
Balie, salon

22.00 - 22.30
Paradiso,
upper room

21.00
Paradiso, main hall
20.30
21,00
22.45

media literacy; Michael Eisenmenger, Paper Tiger TV (New York); Reneé KooV/Stefan Kunzmann
(Amsterdam/Vienna): Visual artist, theater maker and graphic designer enable children to encounter culture
in the primary and secondary schools of the province Friesland,

Moderation: David Garcia and Eric Kluitenberg.

STREAMING MEDIA: WORKSHOP
Tetsuo Kogawa, (Tokyo); Rasa Smite, founder of e-lab (Riga); MauzZ and Nina Meilof, Digital City
(Amsterdam); Adam Hyde, Radio Qualia (Adelaide); Josephine Bosma (Amsterdam); Convex TV (Berlin).

SATELLITE WORKSHOP

Ups and downs of communication satellites and tactical media (veritas & fantasy). With: Raul Marroquin,
MauzZ and Zoe D'Amaro (Amsterdam); DeeDee Halleck, Paper Tiger/Deep Dish TV, (New York); Diederik
Bangert, editor in Chief of Europe by Satellite; Alan Fountain; Dr. Dish, German satellite specialistjourna-
list; Vicki Gray, A2000 (Amsterdam); Michiel Hegener freelance journalist (The Hague), Marko Peljhan
(Ljudmila/insular technologies); Jed Rosenzweig (New York), artist and media activist working with satellite
feeds; Robert van Boeschoten, Dutch McLuhan program (Amsterdam); Rens Maas, director of TSS-Telecom,
operator of an Europe-wide amateur satellite TV channel from Heerhugowaard (the Netherlands); Danny
Puchen, satellite & tv dealer (Amsterdam): The use of satellite dishes among members of ethnic minorities
as a main competitor of cable tv; Tetsuo Kogawa, radio activist (Tokyo).

POST GOVERNMENTAL ORGANISATION

PGO DEBATE

Steve Cisler/Association For Community Networking (US): U.S. Community, Network groups as PGOs; Kevin
Dowling (UK): relationships between NGOs, mercenary armies and corporations; Adrienne van Heteren/Open
Society Institute (Budapest): The role of NGOs in the transformation processes in Eastern Europe; Thomas
Keenan (New York): The politics of the NGO-movement; Saskia Sassen (New York): Migration, global fi-
nance systems, governance and the transformations of economic and social networks in the age of elec-
tronic network technologies

PGO PROJECT PRESENTATIONS
Richard Barbrook (London): Digital Workers Union; Luchezar Boyadjiev (Sofia): Culture Board; Daniel

Garcia Andujar (Valencia): Art Power Database; RTMark (Los Angeles): Y2K Industries; Rasa Smite (Riga)
and Manu Luksch (London): The Interfund; Association of Autonomous Astronauts.
Moderation: Marcia Luyten and Andreas Broeckmann

RADICAL SOFTWARE: CRITIQUE AND PRACTICE

An open workshop with: Volker Grassmuck, mikro.org (Berlin), co-organiser of the upcoming Wizards of OS
conference (Berlin, july 1999), members of Mongrel (London), Micz Flor (Vienna): The Threadder, a web
tool; organizers of the second international Browserday (Amsterdam, May 20), and others.

Moderation: Ted Byfield (New York)

SOUTH ASIA

With: Shahidul Alam, photographer & director of Drik Picture Library (Dhaka, Bangladesh); Kunda Dixit:
Panos South Asia/Himal (Kathmandu, Nepal); Afdhel Aziz: freelance journalist (Sri Lanka/London);
Shudhabrata Sengupta, independent filmmaker (New Delhi, India); Gijs Hillenius: Burma Centre (the
Netherlands).

Moderation: Eric Kluitenberg

V2_EAST/SYNDICATE MEETING
Meeting of the Syndicate Network, the mailing list on electronic and media art in Central and Eastern
Europe (http:/www.v2.nVeast).

FAKESHOP PERFORMANCE
Artificial Geography, an Internet performance and TV-broadcast by Fakeshop (BrooklyrVNY), live from the
media studio: on-line, on the air, and on TV.

TACTICAL EDUCATION: POETRY & MOTION

Doors open; DJ Soundwich
Film Slam - Let the Words Fly (Marc Levin, 1998), presented by Emerald Beryl
Mike Ladd (30 min) performing Poet