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2008 Program Archive
 
MAGAZINES & JOURNALS EVENTS
Artist Talk: Neural & Mute
Join two of Europe's most ingenious radical publishers - Neural.it (Italy) and Metamute (UK) - for an in-depth look at experimental digital publishing, internet culture and net.art, plus high-profile hacking exploits. From the Documenta 12 Magazines Project to OpenMute to Amazon Noir, expect insights into some of the world's most exciting contemporary... >> read more
Alessandro Ludovico, Simon Worthington
Author - Editor Incest

Editors - can't live with 'em, can't live without 'em. In this ninety minute truce, editors put down their red pens and writers shelve their laptops to discuss professional co-dependence. Includes tips for writers on dealing with hyper-caffeinated deadline junkies, and for editors, massaging awful prose into publishable work without damaging tender egos.

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Jessica Crouch, Ryan Paine
Creative Health Check 4
Tired? Chances are you're suffering from ‘Artistic Fatigue.’ Come to the NYWF doctor's surgery, check in with a professional and give your creative practice some long-overdue one-on-one attention. Sunday: free and friendly personal advice from Griffith Review editor Sally Breen on getting published and writing good non-fiction; Spit&Polish on collaboration; and CAL lawyer Zoe... >> read more
Sally Breen, Spit & Polish, Zoe Rodriguez
How Student Media made me the Woman / Man / Success / Degenerate / I am Today

It's time to celebrate student media and find out where it can take you (New York, Paris, Nimbin, darling). Hear from stalwarts of the student media scene about how they cut their teeth in the media room, got their first taste of print, and the amazing places the experience has taken them since.

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Adam Knobel, Allyson Horn, Casey Jenkins, Patrick Pittman
Nanoworks - Make Your Own Magazine - Collation Station
See yourself in print! Bring your work to the collation station and get stuck into making a magazine alongside the staff of Voiceworks, Vibewire, Farrago and Youth Central. Watch in awe as it rolls off the presses of the super new Fagette Risographic Duplicator, and get ready for... >> read more
... and everyone else (including you!), Ryan Paine
Nanoworks - Make Your Own Magazine - Introduction

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.

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... and everyone else (including you!), Benjamin Riley, Ryan Paine
Nanoworkshops: Express Editing

So, you say you want to be a writer/editor? We’ve got three words: present perfect continuous. Learn the basics of your own language PLUS proofreaders marks. Help the Voiceworks Editorial Committee edit work for the NYWF 08 mini-magazine Nanoworks. And watch as innocently wonkish debates over semi-colons escalate into brutal carnage.

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Tom Rigby
Rupert Murdoch Is Not A Cunt
He has been described as a warmonger, an oil imperialist, an apologist for dictatorships, a corporate tax-evader and the devil incarnate. But is he a cunt? Four budding media analysts discuss the merits of Murdoch, the old media emperors and how their imminent deaths will affect the... >> read more
Bryce Ives, Craig Twitt, David McDonald, Jessica Crouch
Student Media Roundtable: Creating an SM bible / handbook

With budgets being cut and some publications either under threat or six feet under, we talk about ways to strengthen student media in Australia. Aiming to create a nationwide SM network and handbook to for new editors, we'll be generating ideas, sharing collective wisdom and publishing the results in late 2008.

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Adam Knobel, Benjamin Riley, Hagan Mathews, Lucinda Strahan, Simon Lilburn, Zoe Barron
Web2Pod Project: How-to Workshop

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.

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Simon Worthington
X, Y and P: Australian Magazines Across the Generations
Overland, in print since 1954 and explicitly political in focus, shares the podium with Corker, a new magazine aiming to engage Gen Y in social and cultural issues through an entertainment format. Look forward to a lively conversation about contemporary magazines, Australian culture, connecting with your audience, and the... >> read more
Jeff Sparrow, Lizza Gebilagin