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Dustin Hubbard (Hubz), founder of Gaming Alexandria, and Robert Reeves (Phillyman), founder of Retromags, join hosts Frank and Kelsey in a panel discussion on preserving video game magazines, especially those published pre-internet. We discuss why creating a library of old magazines is particularly important to overall preservation efforts, how we all got started, and how anyone can contribute. That last one is crucial: you won’t believe how big our backlogs are!
See more from Dustin Hubbard:
Twitter: @GamingAlexandri
Website: www.gamingalexandria.com
Discord: https://discord.gg/YHZUVaAXw3
Patreon: /gamingalexandria
See more from Rob Reeves:
Twitter: @retromags
Website: www.retromags.com
Facebook: /RetromagsPreservation
Subscriptions: patron.retromags.com
Retromags 2005-2020 Collection: torrents.retromags.com
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