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Dear Sirs

I wish to introduce BTA (Bollettino Telematico dell’Arte – Telematic Bullettin of Art), a non-profit magazine on-line officially registered in Rome on 11 July 2000, n° 300/200 (ISSN 1127-4883) and directed by Stefano Colonna, researcher at the Department of History of Art at the University of Rome La Sapienza, and Cristiana Carletti, phD. Its present address is: http://www.bta.it
 
BTA has been established since 1994 and its editorial is now composed of young specialists in a number of different disciplines (tourism management, hypertext studies, art & fashion, artists,  journalism, fiction and theatre, etc.).

Following its recent registration, it is now undergoing major improvements, and would like to involve more international communities and organisations, and reach a more international public.

BTA is virtually aimed to anybody interested in Art & Communication, and invite its readers to subscribe and contribute to its issues submitting reviews, articles, essays and generally papers on events and exhibitions, as well as on historical and cultural topics.

Our final intention is to build up a platform for discussion and experimentation on new ways of critically discuss art.  In addition to other projects, a new section is under construction, “BTA Novissima”, with a view to provide readers with up-to-date information, news and press releases from the international artworld.

Of course we would like to know more about your organisation and your programme of events, and we would be grateful if you could keep our on-line Press Office updated.

In order to do so and guarantee the authenticity of information, please fill only once in the form at http://www.bta.it/ammi/stampa/accrediti/enIndex.html, clearly stating your email address (or addresses) from which your future press releases will be dispatched. Then please send your future press releases (saved in HTML, RTF or TXT format) to the following address: press@bta.it.  Please note that press releases saved in other formats will be published with a delay due to the conversion time.

We will then be delighted to inform all our readers and contributors of your programmes, and we will also immediately advise you whenever a BTA article related to your events will be issued.

We take this opportunity to inform you that, in order to publish images related to your exhibitions and events, we might in the future require a letter signed by you, in which you guarantee our right to publish images provided by your office.  We would, therefore, really appreciate your support and care in this matter.

Should you have any queries on the above, please do not hesitate to contact us.

I would like to thank you on behalf of the BTA editorial for your kind collaboration and look forward to hearing from you in the near future.