Ubiscribe PoD 0.9 is is a collaborative editorial wiki, both a publication and working environment in its own right, and at the service of the production of an ongoing series of Ubiscribe print-on-demand and otherly formated-to-the-occasion publications. The first issue, PoD Ubiscribe 0.9 was launched on May 21, 2006 from 3pm during the "bookish weekend" at the Jan van Eyck Academie in Maastricht, Netherlands.

Ubiscribe PoD series:
Ubiscribe is a publication named after and generated from research conducted in the context of this particular strand at the Jan van Eyck Academie design department. It inquires into the conditions for personal and pervasive publishing and participatory media in today's cultural production. As an ongoing experiment in open collaborative writing and editing, for its publication it uses networked writing and editing tools as well as print-on-demand reproduction technology, for occasional back-up and review copies and as a just-in-time public outlet. Some of Ubiscribe's earlier manifestations include the 2004 Personal Publishing Pandemonium meeting; 2004 Wild Edit meetings; the setting up of a database in and as an exploration of Devonthink CMS software, also 2004, and a consequent Stand-up Publishing consultation; Thinktank gatherings, 2006. Its research inspired two papers in the context of the "Tomorrow Book" research strand, Ubibook and Ubibook Mark-up,in 2004–05.

Link: Ubiscribe PoD 0.9

Format: Collaborative Wiki / PoD Publication
Concept: Jouke Kleerebezem
First Issue: Ubiscribe PoD 0.9
Contributing Editors: Arie Altena, Sandra Fauconnier, Claudia Hardi, Jouke Kleerebezem and Inga Zimprich.
Year: 2006

Credits & Support: The publication has been made possible through the support of the Design Department of the Jan van Eyck Akademie, Maastricht, Netherlands.