[game_preservation] Game Preservation panel at DiGRA2009

[Devin Monnens]

I don't mind if you edit it - it's already getting edited for the Journal of
Play.

-Devin

On Sun, Jun 7, 2009 at 7:28 AM, Andrew Armstrong <andrew at aarmstrong.org>wrote:


>  Great news Dan. Hopefully we can start doing things at DiGRA every time it

> is on, depending on what is going on. I'll be able to come as long as they

> sort out when the dates and accommodation is so I can book it :)

>

> If you edit the SIG white paper that'd be fine with me.

>

> Andrew

>

>

> Dan Pinchbeck wrote:

>

> Hi Devin

>

> The proceedings should be freely available on DiGRA's website after the conference - so unless that changes (which I doubt!) they'll be public. The SIG paper will need agreement from this community anyway - the plan is for me to roughly edit it for the conference and then get it agreed before it's finalised - unless anyone else wants to do that!

>

> Cheers

>

> Dan

>

> Dr Dan Pinchbeck

> Advanced Games Research Group

> School of Creative Technologies

> University of Portsmouth, UK

> www.thechineseroom.co.ukwww.keep.port.ac.uk

>

>   Devin Monnens <dmonnens at gmail.com> <dmonnens at gmail.com> 07/06/09 1:54 PM >>>

>

>

>   Dan,

>

> Will the papers presented in this panel be made accessible/published

> elsewhere (such as on the Preservation SIG website?).

>

> -Devin

>

> On Sun, Jun 7, 2009 at 6:47 AM, Dan Pinchbeck <Dan.Pinchbeck at port.ac.uk> <Dan.Pinchbeck at port.ac.uk>wrote:

>

>

>

>  Dear all,

>

> A very quick note to let you all know that the Game Preservation panel we

> proposed for the DiGRA2009 International Conference has been accepted. This

> includes papers by Jo Barwick, the KEEP consortium, the National Videogames

> Archive and the IGDA Game Preservation SIG White Paper.

>

> I'll send more details through next week, but just wanted to say thanks to

> all the contributors. I think it's really important that we've now got a

> platform to discuss game preservation at the foremost games research

> conference.

>

> More soon!

>

> Dan

>

> Dr Dan Pinchbeck

> Advanced Games Research Group

> School of Creative Technologies

> University of Portsmouth, UK

> www.thechineseroom.co.ukwww.keep.port.ac.uk

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