DLSite.com, Japan's Biggest Online Product Distribution Site, is Now Accepting Works from Outside of JapanHERNDON, VA ・March 9, 2007 - CuriousFactory today announced that DLSite.com, Japan's most notable distribution portal site for Doujin and Indy products, is accepting works from outside of Japan. DLSite.com carries thousands of Doujin products such as Doujinshi, CG collection, game, novel, music, and utility tool. Due to the increasing interest from the creators and users outside of Japan, CuriousFactory and DLSite.com is now working together to accept works from outside of Japan. Ayaka Hahn, the Director of CuriousFactory says, "DLSite.com has a long experience in the field of online digital product distribution in Japan. They have been helping many creators to self-publish their works effectively. Recently the Internet allows the creators all over the world to share, distribute and sell their works. With trusted, experienced product download distribution service like DLSite.com, it is now easier than ever for individual creators to distribute and market products to reach the world audience". Characteristics of DLSite.com - In total, DLSite.com has more than 4,200 registered creators and productions, has more than 19,000 registered titles, and has sold more than 7,000,000 products to date. CuriousFactory will be the exclusive agent to handle products for DLSite.com that is submitted from outside of Japan. Creators outside of Japan are required to register with CuriousFactory's distribution service in order for their products to be listed / distributed on DLSite.com. More details can be found at: http://www.curiousfactory.com/distribution/dlsite_distribution.php * DLSite.com's server and administration company is located in Japan. Therefore, the service and use of DLSite.com is governed by and construed in accordance with Japanese law. To register your product, go visit: http://www.curiousfactory.com/distribution/dlsite_distribution.php About CuriousFactory About DLSite.com |
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This is a wonderful
This is a wonderful opportunity for non-Japanese speaking comic artists, I think. I'm interested in registering myself, though I have to wonder if a majority of the genres published there are adult or not? Ah, it's still a good opportunity that I don't want to miss.