Re: UKNM: New media agents

[Ruth Stone]

I don't know about agents per se but there may well be government funding

for such an initiative



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From: "Val Stevenson" <valstevensonfree4all [dot] co [dot] uk>

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>Subject: UKNM: New media agents

>Date: Thu, 28 Sep 2000 13:17:18 +0100

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>Slightly off-topic, so apologies in advance...

>

>A couple of friends asked me this one, and I ain't got a clue. They've

>spent

>a lot of time doing an e-zine (with well developed characters/content and

>very neat Flash animation) for Key Stage Two kids explaining how computers

>work. They want to update it monthly, following the National Curriculum.

>They also want to make some money out of it, but they're both working 24/7

>and neither is a hard-nosed negotiator.

>

>Are there any people/companies similar to artists' or authors' agents who

>take content and negotiate deals with 'publishers'?

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>Any help would be very gratefully received...

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>Ta,

>

>Val

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>

>PS: Very fine party - woke up with a blinding headache and a tattoo. Still,

>at least I hadn't joined the Foreign Legion.

>

>--

>Val Stevenson

>38 Allcroft Road, London NW5 4NE

>t/f: +44 020 485 5002



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