Read/Write has always been a dichotomy in literature. The author on one side, reader on the other, both toiling away in solitude. But is there a more collaborative space for literature? Can work be read and write? Creative Commons Australia invites you to cut, paste, shuffle and republish in this remixable literature masterclass.

Writers & media artists are invited to join force and collaborate to create new & innovative interactive narrative concepts. Presented by Electrofringe and the NYWF, it's for installation and media artists who are keen for some narrative brilliance; and for writers who'd like to see their work taken off the page and brought to life in the world of digital art.

See yourself in print! Join Voiceworks, Vibewire, Farrago and Youth Central to create an entire print & online magazine at the festival. It's collaboration in the extreme with just 5 days to write, edit, illustrate, layout, publish and distribute. This intro session outlines the process and will have you out there generating content in no time.

Independent youth media network Vibewire presents a workshop for online reporters. Staff will be on hand to look over work you’ve prepared, or help make something new. All work will be published online and on paper in Nanoworks. Bring  your biros, notebooks, dictaphones, cameras, and your nose-for-news.

Web2Pod is a new printing model which lets readers create high-quality, cheap, customised print-on-demand books and mags directly from your website. Users select their own material online, which is printed, bound and posted to their door. This workshop demonstrates the technology and offers a roadmap for implementing your own system.

While YouTube has revolutionised how we procrastinate, there's been a quiet explosion in other online media initiatives. We discuss open source and collaborative approaches to publishing, explore creative commons and copyright revenue issues, and ponder the dissolving boundaries between writing, publishing, networking and socialising.