If you had told me 6 weeks ago that my humble version of Lady Bugs Picnic would have been viewed 2,800 times with a 4.5 star rating out of 5 (19 total ratings) as of 8 May 2007 I would have said I’m glad I didn’t record this clip in my pyjamas (unlike earlier recordings) [...]
Archive for the ‘Digital Media’ Category
Lady Bugs Picnic on MP3
Posted in Digital Media, Music on 8 May 2007 | 3 Comments »
Peasant Radio
Posted in Digital Media, Music, Webtools on 11 April 2007 | 2 Comments »
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It’s late, but I couldn’t resist pointing you to a new site I located yesterday via TechCrunch called MediaMaster. It’s a new app on the block that lets you upload tracks or albums from your music collection (providing they aren’t protected by DRM restrictions) and stream them as a personalised radio [...]
The Demise of Democratic Media?
Posted in Digital Media, Politics on 28 October 2006 | 3 Comments »
One of the more wide-sweeping Australian stories that I’ve been meaning to get to lately – but haven’t – is the evisceration of longstanding Media Ownership laws by John Howard and Associates. What was once a fairly robust set of protective measures – in place since 1992 – intended to protect diversity of the [...]
CD’s versus Music Downloads
Posted in Digital Media, Music on 28 October 2006 | 2 Comments »
It’s a busy morning here so I may not get to the original article the Slashdot post references; however in the interests of talking about something I have an opinion on I’ll opt for the Cliff’s Notes version at the moment and come back to it later hopefully.
Anyway with that said, a post on Slashdot [...]
