The University of Concepcion is recognized as the first technology platform in Chile. In December 1995 it helped to visualize the internet as it is known today. Since 1996, through Anillo Litterae, the University disseminates all the electronic publications printed or distributed in any format or platform that has been created by the architect and chief editor, Juan Carlos Pantoja Ibáñez, under the auspices of the “Cofradía NN” (guild NN). It is raised on the goal regarding the promotion of authors of the generation NN of Temuco. At present, Anillo Litterae remains as one of the most important repositories of Chile literary publications online.  

The editorial policy of publishing literature belonging to Anillo Litterae is designed to disseminate, promote and discuss institutionalized literature, directing its efforts to collect material from all parts of the region, the country or abroad to disseminate, preferably not known works and authors.

The journal Arieté was born at the University of Concepción in 2006. It is created by the digital Chief Editor of “Litterae Nacional and International” Juan Carlos Pantoja Ibáñez. Arieté is a space to promote poetry in the national metropolitan area, Valparaíso, Concepción and Temuco in an effort to retrieve the poetry of the Generation of 80, 87 and NN or years of hard deep Chile, especially those poets of the south of the country.

In December 1995 the University of Concepción starts hosting their online publications with El Ciudadano de dos Mundos (the citizen of two worlds) at the Faculty of Social Sciences. Its founder, Leonardo Ojeda Torres, literary manager, responsible of the strategy area of Casa Litterae, belongs to the «Cofradía secreta» (secret brotherhood) of Chile.

The creation of El Ciudadano de dos Mundos is achieved in a centralized effort, not a team, nor corporate policies, but of individual initiatives.

This journal is intended to cover the urgent need for the writer to produce or publish with the security of the global dissemination of its work and its recognition as an author.

Litterae Nacional is an electronic journal of regional analysis, dissemination and research in literature founded in 1999. It has been read by more than 20 Latin American and European Spanish-speaking countries and 30 not Spanish speaking countries, some as far away as Japan, China, Korea, Turkey, Austria, Belgium and Greece, or as close as The United States, Mexico, Guatemala, among others. Litterae Nacional receives and disseminates national and international works. It is aimed exclusively to the analysis, research and dissemination of Chilean regional literature, preferably not enshrined.

Litterae International was launched in 1999 given the demand for local literature from other countries and foreign authors published in Litterae Nacional. This electronic publication crosses boundaries of language and cultures; it is read in over 50 countries with about 5000 captive readership and is today the top online literary publication in Spanish. The journal publishes: theoretical essays, transdisciplinary approach experiences, interviews, articles, prose, poetry and literary works in general.

The editorial board consists of: 4 Doctors of literature of various universities in Chile and Europe, two Chilean Teachers of the literature area, 2 edited and published writers and two poets published and edited by an Information Architect.