Researcher Julián Woodside's article El sentido del silencio (The Sence of Silence) was released in the book José Hernández-Riwes (ed.): Sonografías: música en el cine (2a. ed., pp. 69-79). México: LitPop, 2009.
In the article Woodside refers to Petri Kuljuntausta's thoughts on the entity of sound and music in his film music works.

General Books published a book on experimental composers entitled Experimental Composers: Frank Zappa, John Cage, Pierre Schaeffer, Karlheinz Stockhausen, Captain Beefheart, David Tudor, Morton Feldman. [Paperback] 494 pp. ISBN 1155797671, 9781155797670. Publisher: General Books / Books LLC, 2010.
The book contains a chapter with complete worklist on Petri Kuljuntausta and his activities as experimental composer.
    The other chapters in the book are La Monte Young, Iannis Xenakis, Merzbow, Roberto Paci Dal, Edgard Varse, Louis and Bebe Barron, Anthony Braxton, Cornelius Cardew, Rhys Chatham, Max Neuhaus, Pauline Oliveros, Alvin Lucier, Gavin Bryars, Christian Marclay, Joe Jones, Mira Calix, Christian Wolff, Gottfried Michael Koenig, Ryoji Ikeda, Hermann Nitsch, Luigi Russolo, Max Richter, John Chowning, Christian Zanesi, Andrew Deutsch, Tod Dockstader, Nicolas Collins, Richard Maxfield, Dave Smith, Ron Kuivila, Andrew Culver, Gordon Mumma, among others.

April 22, 2010
Book Release

Argentinian-Mexican composer Patricio Calatayud finished his thesis Intention In Musical Composition
at UNAM university, where he has studied music composition. As a part of the thesis project he analysed Four Notes, a composition by Petri Kuljuntausta. The analysis was prepared by arranging several interview sessions during the winter months. Calatayud made his thesis at Mexico's National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), which is perhaps the most important university in Latin-America.

NVG's CD Compilation Fonorama 2008/2009 Nr. 1 presented the artistic work of Petri Kuljuntausta (Finse Staatsprijs: Zoo Sphere - Petri Kuljuntausta).
Produced by NVG - Nederlandse Vereniging voor Geluid- & Beeldregistratie (The Dutch Association for Sound & AV recording).

Aleksi Myllykoski's thesis Extreme of Sound Dramaturgy. On The Characters and Possibilities of Sound in Sound Design (Ääni-ilmaisun äärirajoilla: äänen piirteistä ja mahdollisuuksista ääni-ilmaisussa).

In the paper Myllykoski analyses the sound composition Still Life, a composition by Petri Kuljuntausta.

VA: OASIS VIII #2 (radio sampler, CD) 2008, 77:07, Oasis (USA)
The compilation contains track Transmission 42 from the CD 3Corners Of The World by Robert Jürjendal – Petri Kuljuntausta – David Rothenberg.
- "An essential music library for the ambient programmer".

Prof. Simon Emmerson, Music, Technology and Innovation Research Centre, De Montfort University, Leicester:

- "The first and most important observation about this thesis is that it has been meticulously researched. The degree of thoroughness is exemplary and Kuljuntausta has left no stone unturned in his pursuit of information. He has also paid particular attention to verification – that is the checking from more than one source of (especially controversial) facts and ideas. I was impressed by the methodical way Kuljuntausta had contacted the composers where possible and integrated their documentary evidence from recent years. The presentation of the thesis is meticulous in detail, well ordered and referenced. It presents a vast amount of new knowledge, well argued...".

Dr. David Rothenberg, Professor of Philosophy and Music, New Jersey Institute of Technology:

- "The amount of detailed research Kuljuntausta has undertaken is truly remarkable, and I imagine there are few works of this encyclopedic nature written on the electronic musics of any country the size of Finland. It is a model study. Despite the fact that many of these works nearly disappeared, Petri has managed to locate old recordings of many of them, along with firsthand accounts of their composition, reviews, and anecdotes about the early performances. This clearly took a tremendous amount of time and effort, and he has assembled the results succinctly and intelligently.
Petri has resuscitated this important lost history. This thesis is a landmark work, important in topic, meticulous in approach. It is of great value to composers and listeners in the field of Finnish music, where today the electronic and acoustic are much more easily blended, too often with little knowledge of the technology’s history."

CD Release

June 13, 2008
CD Release

Petri Kuljuntausta – Dario Martinelli: ZOOSPHERE. A Musical Encryptation of Animal Sounds (5KJ-0208).
- "Zoosphere is an uncompromising work of experimentation, aimed to explore the richness and the potential of animal voices, with an approach that is by no means passive and contemplative, but rather inquisitive, intrusive and profoundly creative."

Spring 2008
MSMI (Music, Sound, and the Moving Image), Volume 2 Issue 1 Spring 2008.
United Kingdom

Editors: Anahid Kassabian and Ian Gardiner
Kathryn Kalinak's review of Petri Kuljuntausta's article on his music for experimental films and video art entitled Going with the flow: compositional and analytical perspectives on soundtracks for experimental films.

The reviewed article was published in the book John Richardson and Stan Hawkins (eds.): Essays on Sound and Vision, Helsinki University Press and Finnish Society for Ethnomusicology Publ. 15. ISSN 0785-2746. Helsinki University Printing House 2007.

May 2008
Master Thesis
Helsinki University
Department of Musicology

Heikki Halme released his master thesis entitled Kohti uutta äänikulttuuria. Äänen Lumon vuosikymmen (Towards The New Sound Culture. The Decade Of Charm of Sound). While making the master thesis Halme made long interview sessions with Petri Kuljuntausta on the history of electronic music, sound art and Charm of Sound association.