Nuova Enigmistica Tascabile

Nuova Enigmistica Tascabile (sometimes abbreviated NET) was an enigmatic Italian magazine, from the late '50s and throughout the following decade, he also published disks that came with the magazine. Founded by the publisher Corrado Tedeschi in 1945, the magazine became very popular since the 60s. The publisher in 1959 decides to use the songs on 45 RPM as a gadget for his magazine. The "Nuova Enigmistica Tascabile" will initially use the "Ri-Fi Record Company" (May 1959) for its first flexi-disc release, replaced for a couple of months by the " Airone "(January 1960) and by the " Maryland record "(March 1960 which in November will begin production of vinyl with two songs) which will be absorbed by the publisher in March 1961 for its exclusive editorial productions.