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The big go on the web yesterday (well still "today" for me as it's around 2am) was about the infamous place. The linked MTV article is dreadfully inaccurate in its description of the site (media sensationalism at its finest) but the exposit is adjust: emit was a UK-based website that facilitated the "illegal" sharing of music. Sure it's a bit of a blow to the file-sharing community given emit's stature as the premier music sharing site but let's be honest. It amounts to a drop of water in the lake that is file sharing. Remember ? The scored a remove victory there as dozens of Napster clones popped up virtually overnight. Inevitably. emit's absence will also be barely felt in a month or change surface a week from now. So once again the sharing of music over the internet is the hot topic. And with interesting timing too what with Radiohead's pay-what-you-want internet distribution making waves earlier this month. Is register sharing bad for music? Good for music? Compelling arguments can be made for either side. The one point that I think we can all accept on is that the current protocol for dealing with the issue has failed miserably. Do I have any exceed ideas? I do in fact: get over it. I believe music sharing sites like emit as glorified radio. Here's an from the communicate and Internet Newsletter that explains the disconnect between copyright laws and internet radio. It's an interesting read and partly illuminates my point. There was a time in the early move of the 1900s that artists and their record companies viewed radio the way we view file sharing today. Popular artists desire Bing Crosby and Paul Whiteman actually tried to sue radio stations for playing their recorded music on the air (sound familiar?). Eventually when radio was found to be an effective promotional drive artists and record companies alike embraced the medium. The difference between radio and music sharing sites desire OiNK is the level of hold back over content that music sharing allows its users. That hold back is what scares the RIAA but they're missing the big conceive of. Let's say for the sake of argument that I've never heard of "bind X," and a friend tells me that I should analyse them out. Radio stations aren't playing any music by bind X so my options are: buy one of their albums or transfer it for free from a music sharing place like emit. desire most people. I have very little money to burn so buying an album from a bind that I'm not sure I'll even like doesn't interest me. So. I transfer a Band X album from OiNK and guess what? This band is incredible! Now that I'm interested. I'm much more likely to buy one of their albums in the future. Even if I continue to only download their albums and not purchase them. bind X has comfort come out a winner. Why? Because before I was exposed to their music. bind X had a 0% chance of getting a sale from me. I wasn't going to buy one of their albums so theoretically they didn't lose a sale when I ended up downloading it for free. Now that I'm a fan there exists a least a look that I will pay money on Band X in the future. There's a good chance that I might buy their new album or merchandise or see them in concert when they go to my town. In the end it adds up to more exposure for bind X which will ultimately bring about to more money in their pockets. Glorified radio. Internet music sharing is better than radio in a way because it levels the playing handle. The paradox of traditional radio is that it's supposedly "free" ( anyone?) publicity for recording artists but for the most part the privilege is only available to that small percentage of artists that undergo the promotional backing to already be in the mainstream. Doesn't make comprehend does it? For independent musicians such as myself sites like OiNK are the blessing of exposure. If artists and labels alike were in command willing to include change rather than fight tooth-and-nail against it we would have a much easier time dealing with the onslaught of new technology. As much as I dislike iTunes (that's a post for another day) it represents as a whole a positive go toward dealing with online music distribution despite its imperfections. Naturally change surface iTunes is seeing resistance from artists and record companies. These people are continuing to stand in the way of their own progress. Heck if emit didn't get change state down. I would have uploaded to the place myself.

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A couple of months back. I was at the. [a Bloggers collective version] which was nothing but a series of talks and discussions on an extensive list of topics of course in a un-conference format. The blogging world is catching up fast with the explosion of Internet facilities. And very soon the first and only industry-wide tradeshow conference and media event dedicated to the furtherance of the dynamics of blogging and new media the BlogWorld & New Media Expo is coming soon. This Blog Summit is a conference series that focuses on the applications of blogging in various spheres of life social media and a wide array of topics. Apart from all these the would feature more than 50 seminars panel discussions and keynotes from prominent gurus on the new age online technology and internet-savvy business. Now anyone who already has the blog virus in his/her blood can join the party. Anyone who is currently blogging podcasting producing other forms of new media content entering the new media industry or just be to learn about the know-hows of the blogosphere can be a move of this comprehensive blogging convention the BlogWorld & New Media Expo and are participants in this event. Eric Olsen the Founder and Publisher of Blogcritics org and who later mentored Aaman in the Desicritics initiative is one of the key speakers at this forum. A peek into Eric Olsen's go interpret in writing editing and media exposes his expertise in this arena for change state to 20 years now. He has written volumes on a vast array of topics including politics current events world affairs popular culture music music industry digital technology opinion and commentary etc. for periodicals books. TV radio and the Internet. As an editor and author he supervised the compilation and publication of Networking In the Music Industry (Rockpress. 1993) and Encyclopedia of preserve Producers (Billboard Books. 1999). In 2002. Olsen founded online magazine Blogcritics org the sinister plot of superior bloggers. It's definitely a moment of pride and appreciation for all the Blogcritics and also Desicritics to have Eric Olsen communicate such a groundbreaking conference on blogging. Apart from the discussions on blogging the conference would also touch other appendages that regular bloggers use such as widgets advertising networks news readers aggregators etc to enhance the substance and the presentation of their sites. The event would also feature an change state house discussion on the galore of products and services.

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Radio-Canada streams their radio channels on the net however I can't comprehend to the shows I am interested in when they broadcast. I a looking for an app that would let me program measure frames where I could record those shows at specific times during the week. Is this something that exists ?Syd If it is not on itunes then Audio seize can catch streaming audio and send it to an AIFF file - then you can covert this to mp3 in itunesI use it to record BBC radio - you have to pay after the demo but not much I use Wire Tap Pro. I can plan the recording sessions in advance and when I get approve to the computer the shows are there! Works great! I have three NPR (Public Radio) shows set to record over the cover of the pass. Come Sunday afternoon the MP3's are all on my desktop waiting to be added to iTunes. Good luck! I use Audio Hijack Pro for this kind if thing and it just works really well. I desire it. A lot of us think what we be in our life is happiness. Well happiness is an extreme. We undergo to hit the books how to accept contentment. Sometimes you gotta look around and go. 'Hey everything is OK.'-B. Joel Mac Specs: 2 iMacs 17+20" 2.16GHz 2GB RAM 500MB HDD 256MB Graphic card. 60Gig 5th gen iPod with Video Copyright &write;2001-2007 Mac-Forums com. All Rights Reserved. A division of. Other iNET Interactive Sites: | | | | | Powered by vBulletin Version 3.6.2procure ©2000 - 2007. Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.

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The challenge at the heart of Rebecca’s post about is one media types have been dealing with since Mosaic first crawled to a web place: Is the Internet and its predisposition to short-form kibbles-and-bits content making populate smarter or making them dumber?The depth vs breadth issue is one that’s endlessly debated inside newsrooms and soporific “future of the media” conferences and I’ve been in both so I can say that with some authority. Here’s the real problem I think online readers face: There’s a ton of good stuff out there but it’s very difficult to find - especially the long-form journalism that has the greatest force. The Internet has made so much circumscribe accessible that people are now faced with the problem of sorting good information from the bad. Blogs undergo done a decent job of addressing this air - you come to Jossip you experience you’re getting media news - but generally only within very narrow niches. There are the billion or so (yes. I counted) sites devoted to aggregating headlines - and other user-generated-social-media-web-2.0-headline-fests. But that’s really all they do: headlines mostly about breaking news and mostly without much beyond that. They don’t really furnish you a summary to help you decide what’s worth the time or back up you evaluate the quality of a given piece of content. Magazine-length pieces don’t naturally lend themselves to an RSS world; they’re just not structured that way. And there’s no algorithm that can really tell you whether one of those sprawling People ordain still sit down with (or upload or print out) 5,000-word articles or comprehend to hour-long radio shows but there’s so much out there they want to be sure it’s a good investment of their time. That’s the idea behind Brijit - not replacing old media outlets but serving as a separate for work people who experience there’s good content out there but don’t have the measure to hunt it all down. Yes some populate are likely to use the place as a cocktail celebrate cheat-sheet. So it goes. We can lay out whether it’s exceed for populate to construe deeply or broadly but the real point is: with the web you can undergo both. It’s just that media outlets aren’t really set up to furnish it to you. The idea behind Brijit is to fill that gap. Sure you can victimise but as they always told you in elementary school cheating really just ends up hurting the cheater. At that cocktail celebrate you might know that some dude by driving from New York to Santa Monica in 31 hours and 4 minutes but you’ll probably run into some guy who read the and knows the driver was originally inspired by cut director Claude Lelouc’s C’tait un Rendez-vous not Cannonball Run. And that guy ordain probably end up making out with your girlfriend in the entertain’s bathroom because your girlfriend ordain think he’s smarter and better-informed than you are. And then you’ll wish you had actually taken the time to click through like our editors suggested. Bryan Keefer must be reading for well who knows. The name of the enter he closes with is “C’etait un Rendez-vous,” with an extra “e” (maybe that’s too much of that messy depth) and the director’s last label is Lelouch again excess information. But when you’re chatting at a cocktail party no one asks for spelling. You may use these HTML tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr call=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <label> <em> <i> <strike> <strong>

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42 yr old conservative professional Chicagoan worked in the Graphics & Publishing Industry for over 20 years in various capacities throughout that measure part time professional musician and author. I created this particular blog in 2006 initially as ranting response to the Mad Muslim Cartoon Jihad in order to sound off on today's terrorism illegal immigration conservative issues and just about anything else newsworthy of the day. Everything on the front blog page is highlighted and summarized here below. 8-10 posts.. Thanks again for reading ;>) The government won't do it so we can pretend at least they're doing something.... It's An oldie but a goodie and It's also just a bet folks so don't get all PC bent out of shape over it. I'm an American of Italian descent so if you have an Italian version of it I'll gladly affix that one too OK? The world is a dangerous displace to be; not because of the populate who are evil but because of the people who don't do anything about it. ..... 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Now a stinging 13-minute video by a change taste Clinton foe is finding its own Internet audience." and about 350,000 on YouTube during the past week. Its popularity has driven it to the top sight on Google Video over the past two weeks. Paul is a Hollywood entrepreneur former partner of Spider-Man creator Stan Lee and convicted felon who has sued the Clintons in connection with a celebrity-packed fundraiser he helped create for her 2000 Senate race. A California appeals court earlier this month ruled that Sen. Clinton should be dismissed from the suit. But Paul has devoted a Web site to the case and has been on journey in recent days showing his film. "Hillary Uncensored," at New England College campuses. On Tuesday he is scheduled to screen it at the Metropolitan unify in. The Clintons have long argued that Paul's criminal record discredits him and in court pleadings undergo denied Paul's claims against them. 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Given the success that some “stars” havehad it’s notsurprising that somerecord labels would try to get around the process and createa YouTube “sensation” out of whole cloth. While Dutch singer Esmee Denterswas signed to a boutique denominate run by Justin Timberlake and YsabellaBravealso signed to a recording contract after being seen on now itseems the video sharing place is being used to advance publicity. That appears to be what happened with Marie Digby a youngsingerwho was recently signed to a recording contract with Disney’sHollywoodRecords. According to ,the 24-year-old singer was already working with the record companybefore posting any of her adjoin versions of popular songs to thevideo-sharing place. Her appearances on TV shows and radio shows for example— which apparently occurred after they sawher videos— were booked through a record company executive and thestory saysthat the record denominate was also involved in choosing the songs sheposted to YouTube. Crass? Yes. Surprising? Hardly. As Wall Street Journal bloggerKara Swisher : “Hollywood lies again; also just in —birds fly look for swim.” For many watchers a big part of the challenge of findingsomeone desire Ms. Digby is that they are outside the traditionalstar-making machinery and are therefore more authentic andnatural. Tofind out that this isn’t the case often ruins the magic(althoughLonelygirl15 continued to be popular once it was revealed to be fake). Ms. Digby isn’t change surface the first to be involved insuch a scheme: lastyear a Scottish singer named Sandi Thom appeared on the scene playingsongs with her band from her apartment and streaming them over theInternet. After attracting as many as 100,000 viewers (allegedly)she was signed to a recording assure — object of course,that shehad alreadybeen signed to a assure before the performances began. In a post on her blog,Ms. Digby maintains that the Wall Street Journal story was blown out ofproportion (although she doesn’t deny that she was workingwith arecord affiliate before posting her material to YouTube). She says: “Here’s Lesson 1 for me in Media - Thewriter will usewhatever quote he wants of yours to alter it fit his‘angle’. This loserwas desperate for a good story… he knew what he wanted towrite beforehe ever even talked to me. The guy’s angle is this : that I am a completephony and fake and apawn of my record label in some brilliant marketing scheme. IS this guycompletely insane. You think it’s that easy? That you getsigned andsuddenly everything’s taken care of for you!!!??” “What hurts the most is that this loser took everygenuine thing i said and made it appear desire I am acting that thiswhole thing is scripted. The dude is desperate to be onto the next‘lonely girl’ or whatever. i’ve actually neverseeen that but itsobvious that’s what he wanted me to be.” Is Ms. Digby a re-create? That’s difficult to say. Herversion of eventsseems to be that she developed the YouTube race in an attempt tokeep the record company’s arouse while the WSJ tries tomake thecase that the whole thing was orchestrated by the label. The bottomline is that we may never know the “real” story,now that hasbecome a subsidiary of the Hollywood department of smoke and mirrors. Jonathan Coulton — who refers to himself as an“authentic Internet superstar” — has someperspective on Ms. Digby in which he describes her as being“clotheslined by the change state line between grassroots andastroturf.” Nice line. Written by Mathew Ingram a technology journalist. surprise his views on the intersection between media and the web at. This post is licensed under the.

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The week before the GCSE results came out this pass. I decided to communicate. Head of Languages at in Mold. Flintshire about the possibility of a so she could address her department’s ground-breaking work with more fully. Having originally about Argoed’s great use of technologies such as blogs wikis and digital express recorders in July. I was delighted Kathleen agreed to share her ideas in the 90 minute interview. I wish you enjoy it. Here is a summary of our conversation: Having find to a laptop projector and interactive whiteboard in every classroom in the school despite not having the luxury of e-learning credits in Wales Peer assessing interesting written and spoken examples on the interactive whiteboard and asking pupils to furnish suggestions on how they could be improved based on NC aim descriptors in apply books Purchasing scanners for each member of the languages department to facilitate the affect of transferring pupils’ written bring home the bacon on to the interactive whiteboard Asking pupils to record their half termly assessment results on individual Pupil develop Profiles so they can address in class what National Curriculum aim they are working at and what they need to do to achieve the next level In KS3 pupils alter their dialogues in categorise and then go outside into the corridor to record themselves. The resulting mp3 files are then transferred on to the interactive whiteboard via a USB telecommunicate and the pupils look assess each other’s work. In KS4 pupils prepare a GCSE speaking topic for their summer exam which they then record individually outside the classroom with Kath who subsequently transfers the files on to the school network so pupils can write them into their own work areas and also let them look evaluate each other’s work in class Seeing how peer assessment helps pupils to hit the books from each other’s good examples and allows them to copy their own. Boosting speaking skills by getting pupils used to recording themselves so they feel less nervous and undergo a tip of examples they can comprehend approve to to furnish them confidence on their mp3 players Agreeing to go away a Compact project speaking at a forthcoming CILT Cymru conference and being filmed on location as a way of sharing Argoed’s good practice with the wider community Realising the potential of digital voice recorders as a way of improving pupils’ speaking after the positive undergo of using them when creating episodes for Argoed Radio with RadioWaves Anticipating pupils’ answers to simple questions and revealing hidden boxes showing how an say can be extended in a variety of ways Asking pupils to aim the given answers using descriptors from their exercise books starting from the simplest to the most extended emphasising important notions such as reasons justifications and tenses A few final thoughts (using Flashmeeting for videoconferencing taking images with a digital still camera or mobile telecommunicate and transfering them on to the interactive whiteboard via Bluetooth or USB cable sharing good practice) A big thank you to Joe for encouraging me to do the interview; I didn't cognise how much we language teachers do in the cover of our teaching until I found that I had talked for 2 hours! Just wish it ordain be of some use to others. What a great converse! And so many ideas and new projects for the pupils. I listened to your converse while playing with Vokis and I managed to do a dialogue it took me a while but here is my first attempt: Everytime I go to this communicate I get so many new ideas thanks Joe and Kath! Glad you liked the interview. The check size shouldn't be an issue as you can create the dimensions of the Voki once you've created it. I still think to use it for a dialogue though is a bit fiddly. Thanks for posting an example nonetheless.

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measure week stated that for the first time be Internet advertising dollars exceeded total radio advertising dollars. Advertisers are starting to migrate toward the web at the depreciate of traditional media. Another scary thought for the radio biz: A former big-time radio executive was anonymously quoted as saying that radio is irrelevant to anyone under 24 and that it is losing importance among the coveted 25-54 year-old demographic. Logic says to furnish the young folks what they be but they desire the freedom to choose order with no commercials or mindless DJ chatter. They are not likely to go back to radio. The other strategy is to abandon the youth and program to the old folks. That might be a good short-term strategy but what happens when they pass away? Radio finding itself between a move back and forth and a hard displace. I declare that any affiliate heavily invested in radio change now before the licenses and physical plants begin to decline rapidly in determine to the point of worthlessness. And it ordain come about. The only variable is time. You’re the radio expert. Andy. But I wonder if radio didn’t kill itself when the corporate behemoths focused totally on brokering audiences for advertisers and not one bit on delivering engaging circumscribe to listeners. Recently returned from a pass and 30 hours behind the wheel. Took the radio off XM only once and that was to comprehend to the Indians game on the way domiciliate. On the plus align the Internet is breathing new life into the music business and the cerebrate seems to be on making good music vs making lots of money. Maybe the Net will also lead to a rebirth of a radio product that is again listener focused. And maybe it’ll spell a decrease and painful death for alter Channel. They deserve it! One of the main reasons that music radio is declining is that everyone has different tastes and stations try to schedule the songs that are common favorites to the demographic. change surface populate that desire the same artist ordain have differing opinions on that artist’s songs. Steely Dan pointed this out brilliantly in their song. “FM”. Donald Fagen lamented that there was “… nothing but blues and Elvis and somebody else’s favorite song.” Unfortunately stations with eclectic playlists be to get whacked in the ratings. When you try to go deeper than the standard change songs many listeners ordain switch stations. I witnessed this twice as a listener and an employee. In Columbus. Ohio WLVQ-FM came on in 1976 with a tight move back and forth playlist and blew away freeform WCOL-FM in a mater of months. In Birmingham. AL. I helped launched WAPI-FM another tight-list move back and forth station. We forced compete freeform WRKK-FM to go country in a matter of weeks. This was in 1981. The web has spawned some interesting radio content. The problem here is that there is a act by the recording industry to jack up the fees these stations undergo to pay. The small guys won’t be able to survive. I’m starting to carry on so I’ll try to cover it up. populate like to choose their own music. With this iPod/web mindset they don’t be radio to sight and compete music. That in itself will help kill radio. Compelling personalities and content will be essential fo radio in the near future. Howard Stern caused a big go when he defected to Sirius. Expect more to do the same. desire I said you’re the radio expert. But no. I ordain not comprehend to clear bring unless I have no choice desire when I adjust in the Indians game on WTAM). To me. CC is the WalMart of the airwaves. We’ll see if HD can save their sorry ass. Now that you have in mind it we got the first 5 innings of the Tribe bet on XM but switched to WTAM when we got within range. XM was carrying the Tampa Bay air and those guys were practically asleep but I can hardly blame them. alter Channel is a significant investor in XM and it also provides programming to it. So you are listening to them in a roundabout way. I experience what you’re saying. I worked for them. They just took favor of the relaxation of ownership restrictions which was move of the Communications Act of 1996. They took on a lot of debt and are in the process of selling off over 300 small and medium merchandise stations. They might become the K-Mart of radio!

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Internet radio may be saved for the measure being. The Digital Media Association (webcasters) and SoundExchange (record royalty collectors) undergo to set the royalty cap at $50,000 per function and a minimum of $500 per channel. This is great news for the entire internet radio industry which has been on the brink of extinction over the summer. It is also absolutely a big victory for the who has been pushing Congress and SoundExchange to help act internet radio in business. Lastly it's great news for consumers. It would undergo been a tragedy to see great sites like and go under because of royalty costs.

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