Matteo Pasquinelli is author of Media Activism - Strategies and practices of independent communication (Derive Approdi, Rome 2002) and co-editor of Rekombinant, a network environment focusing on media activism, network art, deviant avant-gardes, libidinal economy, western psycho-pathology, collective imagery, creative industries, and radical universities. He has been involved in several projects around net activism and cultural jamming (from Luther Blissett to Telestreet). He co-curated the Art and Politics of Netporn conference (2005) and the C’Lick Me festival (2007) at the Institute of Network Cultures in Amsterdam. Nomadic, today based between London and Berlin.