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Creating Internet Entertainment: Music Industry Seminar
Saturday, June 28, 10am-1pm
CyberJava (Venice, CA)

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: editors@kspace.com

Kaleidospace (kspace.com), a recognized leader in Internet-based
entertainment, announces a new entertainment industry seminar series.
Designed for the the arts and entertainment professional, the seminars will
provide an in-depth guide to the Internet geared to specific segments of
the industry.  Featuring direct, high-speed access to the Internet, the
seminars will be held at Cyberjava (cyberjava.com), one of the best known
Internet "cybercafes" in the Los Angeles area.  The first seminar in the
series begins Saturday, June 28, 1997 and runs from 10am to 1pm.

In keeping with the extraordinary popularity of Internet music, the June
seminar focuses on the music industry.  It is designed to help independent
musicians, record labels, managers, publicists and venue operators to
separate industry hype from reality and make the Internet an effective
component of their careers.

Topics to be discussed include:
  * developing music-related web sites
  * supporting audio and video through the Internet
  * state of online music sales and "pay-per-download" music
  * methods of publicizing music sites online
  * strategies for integrating Web sites into larger promotion campaigns
  * promoting international radio play, distribution deals and tour
bookings
  * new technology, such as Internet-aware audio CDs

Later seminars in the series will consider other areas in entertainment
including film, visual arts, performing arts, and broadcasting.

As a special bonus, musicians are invited to bring their current music and
promotional material to the seminar.  Kspace will send all musicians a free
evaluation of the material with respect to its promotion and distribution
over the Internet.  (Note: Materials cannot be returned.)

The music industry seminar is hosted by Jeannie Novak, professional
musician and founder of Kspace (http://kspace.com), the first commercial
Web site to sell music over the Web (est. January 1994).  Kspace currently
has over 500 musician, artist, and filmmaker clients.   Jeannie and
business partner/co-instructor Pete Markiewicz  are authors of *Creating
Internet Entertainment* (Wiley Computer Publishing;
kspace.com/intertainment), hailed as the first true guide to the Internet
for the arts and entertainment professional.

The music industry seminar features guest appearances from Steve Rogers,
currently the CIO and Webkeeper for Artist Direct (artistdirect.com) and
Bernard Yin, independent musician and multimedia developer who is part of
LA-based alternative surf band Brazil 2001 (kspace.com/brazil).

Light refreshments will be served - and all attendees will receive 1/2 hour
of free time on the CyberJava computers.  The price of the seminar is
$40.00 pre-registration ($45.00 at the door).  Pre-registration ends June
20th.
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HOW TO REGISTER:

* Online (kspace.com/events)
* Fax (310-396-5489)
* Toll-Free Phone (800-771-7223)

* MAIL-IN
Kaleidospace
P.O. Box 341556
Los Angeles, CA  90034

* IN-PERSON
CyberJava
1028 Abbot Kinney Boulevard
Venice, CA 90291

Remember to register before June 20th for the $40 price.
Hope to see you there!!






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Jeannie Novak (jeannie@kspace.com)
Founder
KALEIDOSPACE
P.O. Box 341556
Los Angeles, CA  90034
310-399-4349 (voice)
310-396-5489 (fax)

Independent Internet Artists (http://kspace.com)
*Creating Internet Entertainment* (http://kspace.com/intertainment)

Multispace Internet Services (http://multispace.com)
Ecospace (http://ecospace.com)

Jeannie Novak/Reign of Fire (http://kspace.com/novak)

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