The Dead Media Project consists of a database of field Notes written and researched by members of the Project's mailing list.

The Dead Media List (now defunct) consists of occasional email to that stout band of souls who have declared some willingness to engage in this recherche field of study.

The Dead Media Project is looking for a new guardian/manager/shepherd. Do you think you could encourage participation, solicit opinions and comments and changes, and add to the legacy? Please contact the current custodian tomj at wps dot com and ask anything you want. This is more or less an editor's job. You'd set the pace. We'd like to maintain the continuity of what Bruce Sterling started, but it awaits your mark.

The current set of Notes has been imported into a Mediawiki at here, which is the technology we (currently) see as the Dead Media Project's future -- but if you have another idea, and are willing to devote some time in it -- we're open to other content-presentation platforms.

For more information on the purpose of the project, please read Bruce Sterling's Dead Media Manifesto. For more information on the mailing list, including how to join, please read the Frequently asked questions.

The collection of dead media working notes is the purpose of the mailing list; the accumulated, archived, (and now collated!) collection of submissions from list members; an ad hoc database of the deceased, the slowly-rotting, the undead, and the never-lived media.

• The Dead Media Project site at Griffith Multimedia. One of the authors told me that he and others listed in the credits for the site, are no longer actively involved in its maintenance. Quite lovely nonetheless.
• Last, but hardly least, Bruce Sterling's home page contains many dead-media related things, including >>gasp<< gopherspace.