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Started by Lissa Shoun
Fri, 04 Sep 1992 16:49
Publisher's Panel Discussion, September 8
Author: Lissa Shoun
Date: Fri, 04 Sep 1992 16:49
Date: Fri, 04 Sep 1992 16:49
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The next meeting of the San Francisco Bay Area Chapter of the
International Interactive Communications Society (IICS) will be:
Tuesday, September 8
7-10pm (7:00 for munchies, 7:30 for meeting start)
Special - titles demo between 7 and 7:30
Apple Computer
De Anza 3 Auditorium
10500 N. De Anza Blvd.
Cupertino
$10 for non-members, free for members
You may join the IICS at the door. Individual $75, Student $40 for one year.
Includes Newsletter, monthly meetings, member directory, great networking
opportunities. Put my name as a referral (Lissa Shoun) so I can win a
mug, pen or some other fantastic prize. Meetings are held on the second
Tuesday of every month. The hotline number (415) 328-7318 has current
meeting information.
TOPIC: Publisher's Panel - How to bring a multimedia title to market
Whether you're on the creative or the business side of title development,
you won't want to miss September's meeting on multimedia publishing
and third-party development. Here's a unique opportunity to hear a
panel of experts trade war stories, provide insights, and answer
your questions on the intricate process of multimedia title
development. Find out how these people - from self-publishing
backgrounds to large corporate environments - are navigating the
waters of publishing interactive "titles." It's sure to be a lively
discussion.
Marty Perlmutter, author of Producer's Guide to Interactive
Videodiscs, will be guiding, probing, and pushing our esteemed
panelists to reveal the ins and outs of multimedia publishing. Some
titles will be demo'ed between 7 and 7:30.
Panelists include:
Joe Sparks, owner/developer of Pop Rocket
Alan Weiss, former acquisitions director for Broderbund Software
Cheryl Weiner, project manager for Computer Curriculum
Corporation, a division of Simon & Schuster
Justin McCormick, senior programmer at Maxis Software
Steve Rappaport, owner/developer of Interactive Records.
DIRECTIONS
From the North: Take 280 south or 101 south to 85 south to 280
south. Take the Sunnyvale/Saratoga exit (first exit past the
280/85 interchange) and turn right. You will be
on De Anza Blvd. Turn left on Mariani Avenue and the De Anza 3
building will be on your right at the corner. The entrance to the
auditorium is on the side opposite Mariani Avenue.
From the South: Take 280 north to the Sunnyvale/Saratoga exit and
turn left at the light. Cross back over the freeway and follow
directions above.
--
Lissa
shoun@netcom.com (408) 926-0812
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