There are two interesting articles in the recent New York Foundation for the Arts publication "FYI" (Winter 1994, Vol. 9, No. 4): "Arts: Roadkill on the Info Superhighway?" by Gary O. Larson "Proto-Hypermedia or You're Already There" by David Blair In the second, Blair, an electronic cinema-maker (?), argues that we should be concentrating on "paying practical attention to text" rather than the, admittedly, wonderful possibilities of multi- media. In other words: digital imaging ain't going nowhere if more people don't get on-line and use the Internet for everyday text transfers. The first article is, of course, another chorus of why the arts aren't considered a national priority. I'm sure you all know the tune, shall we have a group sing? The New York Foundation for the Arts can be found at: 155 Avenue of the Americas New York, NY 10013-1507 tel: 212 366-6900 fax: 212 366-1778 Robbin Murphy (on the side of the angels) [log in to unmask]