This is an ambitious project but from the initial signs it looks like it will achieve some success. The site went online in January 1997 and built up an impressive amount of information - including a useful annotated bibliography. The standards are high and the whole site is non-profit making. A special edition dedicated entirely to Paul Virilio was online early in 1998. If you'd like to do three incredible things before breakfast then one of them might be to read and answer the prodigous postings from one of the Spoons lists.
Subjects range right across the theoretical spectrum.
There are are often posting letting you know about new books, conferences and websites. Integral to this perspective is our understanding that the current tide of technological transformation, while important and powerful, is actually a continuation of waves of change that have taken place throughout history. Technorealists have put online their manifesto for evaluating the complicated and often contradictory implications of modern technology. Join the debate. Technoromanticism French speakers will find much of interest at Stephan Barron's site which has theoretical texts on romanticism, psychology, science and technology by authors such as Vilem Flusser, Derrick de Kerkhove, Pierre Restany, Francois Terrasson etc, and some excellent artwork too.