LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS/ISSUE#1.0
--	Brigata wants to thank Amy, April, Barry, Charlotte, Cynthia, Geri, Ian, Jai, Katie, Kim, Maria, McKenzi, Michal, Sinead and Steve for letting us take their picture. We also want to thank James Worrell, Nathan Kipe and Pablo Power for helping photographer Jon Ragel take them. And Mike Cina, Genevieve Gauckler, Folkert Gorter, Jemma Gura, Karen Ingram, David Linderman, Karen Ingram, Karshan Patel, Don Pendleton, Stefan Sagmeister, Jennifer Sterling, Manny Tan for sharing their favorite RED with us. And Christoph Gerozissis for the translation of the heady Paul Virilio text.
--	Oliver Arlt | Germany Berlin-born game programmer Oliver Arlt lives in Munich, Germany. He likes solving the damn problem - no matter what - and basketball. We like him! www.olar75.de
--	Jordan Crane | US Jordan Crane is an Artist and Graphic Designer who lives and works in Lambertville, New Jersey. He has been making art and designing for a wide range of clients for the last twelve years. He is a graduate of The School of the Art Institute of Chicago and Cornell University. www.jordancrane.com
--	Fred Fröhlich | Germany Artist/Photographer Fred Fröhlich is living in Halle/Leipzig, Germany. He teaches at the School of Visual Art Leipzig, from which he received a Masters in 1999. In 2002 Fred was awarded the "Förderpreis Bildende Kunst des Landes Sachsen-Anhalts". www.fredfroehlich.de
--	Sean Jordan | US Sean Jordan is an Interactive artist from Philadelphia who often contributes to online collaborations as well as freelances for various clients. He's graduate of Tyler School of Art. www.netbanshee.com
--	Margaret Miele | US Margaret Miele is an Assistant Professor of Psychology at the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) specializing in the Consumer, Industrial and Research aspects of Color. She works as an industry consultant and serves on the board of directors of the Inter Society Color Council (ISCC).
--	Tim Nolan | US Tim Nolan divides his time between being a full-time Creative Director for Talon Visual in New York City as well as producing independent works for SPENT2000 DOTCOM and other select clients around the globe. www.spent2000.com
--	Protodezign | Japan + US People read differently now. Writers, designers, and programmers equally share the power/tools necessary to help a message make its mad way through an organism's fuck off filter to lodge itself in the soul, causing sensations ranging from pleasure or nausea to revelation. Protodezign's been a rather successful experiment in a truly egalitarian collaboration of the three creative disciplines, from larger conceptual hoo-hah all the way to quickie one-off experiments. A lot of the material ended up self-reflexive toying with the meaning of the medium, but that's to be expected. I mean, we started working together in the nineties, for crying out loud. Protodezign are Hideki Owa, Kevin Ripp and Dan Sheetz. www.protodezign.com
--	Jon Ragel | US That photographer Jon Ragel was born the youngest child to a large family of pool builders Tucson, Arizona. Years of intensive training taught him the art of gunite application. As rewarding as this work proved to be, his dream was to attend the prestigious design school, Art Center, in Pasadena, CA. Circumstances conspired to allow Jon advanced standing in fifth term placement. His first cover for Spin Magazine got him noticed by Rolling Stone, Cosmopolitan, Allure, and many other notable publications. Since transplanting to New York his resume includes Lee Jeans, Captain Morgan's, Cover Girl, as well as CD packaging for Britney Spears and music videos. When he's not mooning over his photographer wife, Alex Newhall and son Dante, he can be found snowboarding, playing his bass or mastering the ancient art of the boomerang.
--	Karsten Rieke | Germany Comfortably located in Hamburg, Germany (where the weather is rough and the girls are tall), Karsten recently returned to University after a decade long career in the new media field. We blackmailed him into getting back to his roots for a week or so and he has been simply great supporting all sorts of back-end needs for the RED issue.