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Tina Cassani and Bruno Beusch are responsible "for a few of the most
remarkable multimedia projects of recent years" (AEC). In 1995, they
founded the international production and communications network TNC Network
and the legendary offbeat cyber radio Radio TNC.
In 1996, they launched the interactive media fiction The Great Web Crash, which, in the meantime, has generated largely
autonomous spin-offs. In 1997, they organized Crash Party and Clone Party, two distributed, global network/radio events - occuring at the
nexus of online and real-world experience - based upon the new structures
of power and responsibility inherent in network-linked systems. Paris-based
Beusch/Cassani have been working since 1988 as independent producers for
main European radio stations. They pioneered the link-up of radio and
Internet in a consistent fashion and in all conceivable combinations. The
experience they gained during this process has been published in a study
commissoned by the Ministry of Communications in 1996. The most recent
presentations of their network projects include Ars Electronica Festival
Linz, Austria (1996, 1997) and ISEA Chicago (1997). Check out Beusch/Cassani's interview on TNC Network. (e-mail: cassani@cnam.fr)
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TNC Network, 1995 - 1997
Crash
Party, 1997
Clone
Party, 1997
Open the Dog!, 1997
Web Crash, 1996
Mono of course!, 1995 | |