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>After three and a half years of struggling to be the "magazine of
>digital arts and culture," Artbyte appears to be giving up.
>
>"With the economic situation and advertising, it would be crazy on my
>part to go ahead," said publisher and Editor-in-Chief Gabriella Fanning.


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>Fanning is reluctant to say the magazine is dead, but this much is
>clear: last Thursday she laid-off her editorial and advertising team in
>New York, and publication is "suspended."
>
>Since its first issue in October 1998, Artbyte tried to cover the wide
>gamut of digital culture -- everything from Net art to electronic music
>to video games. There seemed to be a growing niche: filling the gap
>between mainstream technology magazines, like Wired, and specialized art
>sites like Rhizome.



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