Presentation of addSensor and Pueblo Nuevo netlabels
18.06.2010 19:00h
Place: Medialab-Prado · Plaza de las Letras, C/ Alameda, 15 Madrid
Presentation of addSensor (Spain) and Pueblo Nuevo (Chile) netlabels. addSensor presents its manual for the creation, distribution and promotion of netlabels, as well as other basic information. Pueblo Nuevo presents the history of the label and the chilean netlabel movement. [live streaming]
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addSensor platform has developed a guide for netlabel creation, distribution and promotion, as well as an introduction to basic concepts about licenses, copyright, audio formats, and new ways of distribution and promotion within the netaudio sphere.
After the Netlabel creation and distribution workshop held at Medialab-Prado on April 25, 2009) -the first workshop of this kind in Spain-, the need of publishing the material used on this event arised.
This manual follows the eclectic style of their publications, and constitutes the 018 reference of addSensor catalogue.
www.addsensor.com
Pueblo Nuevo and netlablels as cultural promotion platforms
A talk around the creation, working process and goals of “Pueblo Nuevo Netlabel” throught its 5 years of existence. Also, a general overview of its main features, history and Chilean netlabel movement study cases will be tackled.
In Intermediae Matadero, Mika Martini will be closing with a live show at 9:30 pm. This activity is part of Vida Interior (Inner Life), a new exhibit of independent videogames, that opens at 19:30h. Coinciding with the inauguration of Inner Life, the ArsGames group and the MondoPixel publication offer a new meeting among professionals, artists and researchers in the practice of Game Art and Game Studies. On this occasion, with Pilar Lacasa, Rut Martínez Borda and Eduardo Millan. [live streaming]
