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From: cybrsrfr@pipeline.com (Jason Calacanis)
Subject: INFO: CyberSurfer magazine seeks up and coming artists for comics
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Date: 1995/09/05
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CyberSurfer, a grass-roots Internet print magazine published by Starlog, is
looking for artists to feature on the back page of its magazine.  Sure
Dilbert and Dr. Fun are great, but if the Internet is so big shouldn't
there be hundreds of artist looking to have their strip put in a magazine
with over 150,000 copies distributed around the world??? 
 
If you have a strip that has to do with the Internet, computing, digital
lifestyle (oh.. How trendy), or anything that would be interesting to
people who are within arms reach of this message please send it for
consideration to: 
 
encoded email or URL: cybrsrfr@pipeline.com 
 
snailmail (I must be legit if I'm using such cool lingo right?): 
 
CyberSurfer Magazine 
c/o Starlog Press 
475 Park Ave South 
NY NY 10016 
 
Guidelines: have fun, dream, create, forget any rules you may have learned
up to this point. 
 
artwork selected will receive free subscription to the CyberSurfer as well
as the ability to plug their email address or url to over 150,000 netheads
around the world. 
 
(Did I mention over 150,000 enough?) 
 
Peace, 
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|                                          | 
|  Jason Calacanis                         | 
|  Editor In Chief                         | 
|  CyberSurfer Magazine                    | 
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|  Issue three is on the stands now        | 
|  and contains THE WEB 100.               | 
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