--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "Lalith Vipulananthan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Jan Coffey wrote: > > > That web site as you probably can tell is the web presence of the Sci- > > Fi channel, and Sci-Fi Mag. > > > > I don't know what your deffinition of "mainline SF magazines" is, but > > I would think that this particulare one, while not what I would > > consider to be "mainline", it's kind of in the oposite direction on > > that axis from the direction your request seemd to imply you were > > requesting. > > Actually it isn't. It is the address of Scifiction (or SCIFICTION as the > editor Ellen Datlow would have it), an independent ezine funded and > hosted by The Sci-Fi Channel. > > I'm unable to decode exactly what you are trying to say in your last > sentence but I notice you don't make any alternative suggestions. For me > "the mainline SF magazines" clearly implies Asimovs, Analog, F&SF and > the like. So let's recap: newer ezine? Check. Hot and with-it? Check. > Good fiction with media coverage that brings in a young crowd? Check. > Paying market? Check
Well it IS Sci-Fi's website. It doesn't matter what way you orgainize the company, or which bucket the dollors go into or whatever. It's Sci-Fi Channel (Full Stop) I was refering to the axis running from grass roots to plastic- corparat-controlled. Underground to comercial. Inteligent Sci-Fi to Sci-Fi for baffons. And if db was looking to go deeper than mainline, to a grass roots kind of op, Sci-Fi channel would be the exact opposit direction. _______________________________________________ http://www.mccmedia.com/mailman/listinfo/brin-l
