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			by "Colliders"
			
				- Writing 4 Cyberformance,
					by Karla Ptacek and Helen Varley Jamieson; winner of the Process Award in trAce and Writers for the Future's New Media Article Writing Competition, Nov. 2004.
 
				- Dating, relating, & performing
						inside the internet, an article about "swim - an exercise in remote intimacy" by Helen in the third issue of Artefact
					("Technomythologies, edited by Marina Grzinic)
 
				- Abstract of Karla's article in Digital Creativity: Avatar Body Collision: enactments in distributed
						performance practices
				
 
				- Helen's introduction to Cyberformance
				
 
				- Leena's research Chatterbots: Crash Test Dummies of
						Communication about chat bots, communication and community
				
 
				- From Paper and Ink to Pixels and Links,
					article by Helen, publihshed in The Open Page, 2001.
				
 
			
			elsewhere
			
			and off-line:
			
				- Articles by on internet theatre by Ana Vujanovic:
 "Internet Theatre: A critical introduction", Teatron, theatre
					magazine, nos. 124-125, Belgrade, 2003: (Serbian)
 "New (Theories of) Dramaturgy and Performing Arts", Literary News,
					no. 6 (Bulgarian), Sofia, 2004
 "Internet Theatre: The tiger's jump into history (of theatre)", TkH, no. 7, Belgrade,
					2004: (Serbian)
 "Digital: Internet Theater and Cyberformance" - Digital Art: Theory and Practice, University of
					Arts, Beolgarde (forthcoming) 2004: (Serbian)
				 
				- "Who Else Can I Be? Enjoying Improvisational and Interactive Drama" - chapter by Toni Sant titled "The Internet as
					a Dramatic Medium", featuring the work of Avatar Body Collision and UpStage. To be published by Heinemann in 2005.
				
 
				- "Cyberspace as a Theatre Stage: Transitional Modes of Narrative and Incarnation in Cybertheater Practices" - forthcoming
					PhD thesis (2007) by Maria X (Goldsmiths, London)
				
 
			
		 
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