Issue 05 - It Aint Over 'til the Fat Lady Sings - Jan 2004:

…And so I start 2004 several pounds heavier due to the recent season of good will, or as we in the West treat it, over-fill, and I find myself pondering elements of cultural overkill…moments, or rather traditions of overdoing it. Of course in the West we are particularly good at over consuming, and we certainly don't stop with food. We consume anything we can lay our hands on, be it fashion, entertainment or, with the rise of the gossip magazine, other people's lives!

Dead Dogs, Live Presidents, Interferences - Caroline Koebel
Where are the People? - Christian Nold
The Path Less Travelled - Dr Nick Lambert
Waiting for the Change - Barley

Issue 04 - The Great Institution in the Sky... - Oct 2003 :

We often talk about technologies becoming obsolete because they are succeeded by a new technology, but more and more regularly, we see them fall from favour because the reality of the technology has been too hard to maintain. I look round my room wondering what I might lose, and whether I will one day tell my children stories of a supersonic plane, rockets that went to the moon and a network that connected my thoughts to the rest of the world….

Sour Grapes - Millie Niss
Anti-ruins : Destruction & the Digital Response - Peter Yeoh
Building a culture of ubiquity - Patrick Lichty
Nothing - Philip Jackson

Issue 03 - Its Getting Hot in here... - Sept 2003 :

In the UK, we have a fantastic current affairs quiz show called Have I Got News For You, which used to be hosted by a certain Angus Deayton. After some sex scandals, he was removed from his king’s throne and replaced with a revolving array of famous (rather than infamous) stand-ins. The result was that the fore mentioned host turned out to be not quite so essential as was previously thought, and it became clear that the show just needed its writers...

Critical Cartography - Saul Albert
Meditations on Privilege - Ryan Griffis
Molecular Invasion - Critical Art Ensemble

Issue 02 - Sack The Surgeon - July 2003 :

We’ve given the US Robbie and they have leant us Justin, but as Michael Jackson struggles to sell his house and his nose finally disintegrates, is it over for the mega star? Is it over, more relevant for us, for the mega stars of Net Art, or the community as we have known it?...

My Idea of Fun - Bruce Eves
I Want it that Way - Galye Wald
Canterbury Ward - Lewis LaCook
Sleazy Art Meeting No.9 - Marc Garrett

Issue 01 - Text Goes Here - April 2003 :

Text is an important part of net art as it is often conceptual and therefore very linguistic and discursive. Artists produce in a network like a permanent open studio, and discussion goes on verbally and textually as well as visually. This made it a natural step for furtherfield to designate a whole site to text-based discussion...

Hypertextz - Nungo.com
Tales from a Corporate Crib - Nick Fry
Sleazy Art Meetings - Marc Garrett