In October 97 the Media Research Foundation published BULLDOZER, a 220
page anthology of contemporary media theory in Hungarian. (ISSN:
1417-6033). Although the material in the book is also available
(readable + downloadable) for free, in the spirit of anti-copyright, on
two sites on the net (http://www.mrf.hu and in the Hungarian Electronic
Library), BULLDOZER became an immediate hit, and was the 3rd among the
bestsellers in October in one of the most prestigious bookstores in
Budapest. The following is the Table of Contents from Bulldozer.

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Bulldozer
an anthology of media theory

edited by: Agnes Ivacs and Janos Sugar
in cooperation with: Diana McCarty, Geert Lovink and Pit Schultz
biographical notes by: Diana McCarty
layout: Balazs Boethy using Heath Bunting's graphics

introduction by J. Sugar
preface by G. Lovink

I.

Gilles Delueze - Postscript on the Societies of Control
Thomas Pynchon - Is it O.K. to be a Luddite?
Tjebbe van Tijen - Ars Oblivivendi
Bruce Sterling - The Brief History of the Internet

II.

Richard Barbrook - Andy Cameron - Californian Ideology
Manuel De Landa - Markets and Antimarkets
closing debate of MetaForum 3
Felix Stalder - Financial Networks
Matthew Fuller - Spew- Excess and Moderation on the Networks
Critical Art Ensemble - Net Realities - Utopian Promises
Data Trash, an interview with Arthur Kroker by Geert Lovink
Janos Sugar - Paradigm Shift Interruptus

III.

Pit Schultz - The Final Content
Geert Lovink - A Push Media Critique
Alexei Shulgin - Art, Power, and Communication
Calin Dan - Journey through a Data Room
David Garcia / Geert Lovink - ABC of Tactical Media
Miklos Peternak - In Medias Res - The Man without Interface
Lev Manovich - Digital Reality
Hans-Christian Dany - Schizos Still Wanna Have Fun
Michael Heim - Anxieties

IV.

Attila Kotanyi - Is There Any Media Criticism That Isn't Suicidal?
Gabor Bora - AI Service
Alpar Losoncz - Digitalization of Borders
Erik Davis - Technoculture and the Religious Imagination
Peter Lamborn Wilson - Net-Religion - War in Heaven