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Offshore Radio Newsflash

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The latest offshore radio related news by reporters from Europe and the Middle East, updated whenever there is a new item. Please feel free to contribute via. Sunday September 1st 2002. Reporting from the Dutch radio scene:. August 31st - a day never to forget, also not after 28 years. On this day we made a beautiful trip to the Northsea, on which I will report further on in my monthly 'thing'. And now offshore radio past and present. And I will forward them by snail. 188 Some deejays from Radio Caroline...

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MSTU2000 (2004): Print literacy vs. Network Literacy

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Thursday, April 29, 2004. Print literacy vs. Network Literacy. Expat Australian new media academic and research blogging queen Jill Walker gave a talk late last year on student blogs. Weblogs are good as learning journals (searchable, writing practice, catching thoughts, intellectual workout, valuing one's own opinion, discovering interests, even recommended as therapy) but all these things could be done in a paper notebook - though the knowledge that other people are (or can be) reading is important.

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MSTU2000 (2004): Challenge for Today

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Friday, May 21, 2004. Here's a blog challenge for you: find one class blog you haven't engaged with much yet, and find something to say about it in your own blog, or leave a comment. There are some slow starters who are now doing interesting things, and I'm sure they'd love to know their efforts are getting noticed. And you haven't done so yet, leave a comment on the Show Us Yer Blog. Posted by jean @ 10:05 AM. Course weblog for MSTU2000 Music Subcultures and the Media, Sem. 2, 2004. Show Us Yer Blog.

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MSTU2000 (2004): From P2P Filesharing to Stream Ripping

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Thursday, May 13, 2004. From P2P Filesharing to Stream Ripping. Linking in with what Sue said in the lecture yesterday, past MSTU2000 staff member and web geek Axel Bruns. As if the music industry didn't have enough to worry about: Slashdot reports that users are now Shifting from P2P to Stream Ripping. My Creative Soundblaster Audigy. Posted by jean @ 10:57 AM. Course weblog for MSTU2000 Music Subcultures and the Media, Sem. 2, 2004. MSTU2000 Weblog Tutorial and Instructions. Show Us Yer Blog. A list of...

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MSTU2000 (2004): Remix Culture

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Friday, May 21, 2004. My new favourite online journal (at least for the next five minutes) is an evocative piece on the forms and future of remix culture. Samples from the Heap: Notes on Recycling the Detritus of a Remixed Culture. Only those who are not deeply irritated by postmodern theory should continue reading. Posted by jean @ 9:55 PM. Course weblog for MSTU2000 Music Subcultures and the Media, Sem. 2, 2004. MSTU2000 Weblog Tutorial and Instructions. Show Us Yer Blog. Purse Lip Square Jaw.

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MSTU2000 (2004): January 2004

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Tuesday, January 27, 2004. This will be the network hub for our course weblogs once we get them up and running. The banner image is just a placeholder - I'll make it prettier and add links etc. when I get time. Posted by jean @ 12:41 PM. Course weblog for MSTU2000 Music Subcultures and the Media, Sem. 2, 2004. MSTU2000 Weblog Tutorial and Instructions. Show Us Yer Blog. Purse Lip Square Jaw. Search for more blogs, and subscribe to their newsfeeds, at bloglines.com. D2r: an introduction to weblogs.

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MSTU2000 (2004): April 2004

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Thursday, April 29, 2004. Print literacy vs. Network Literacy. Expat Australian new media academic and research blogging queen Jill Walker gave a talk late last year on student blogs. Weblogs are good as learning journals (searchable, writing practice, catching thoughts, intellectual workout, valuing one's own opinion, discovering interests, even recommended as therapy) but all these things could be done in a paper notebook - though the knowledge that other people are (or can be) reading is important.

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MSTU2000 (2004): Some braincandy

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Tuesday, April 27, 2004. This call for submissions for a forthcoming book caught my eye: the list of possible topics for book chapters sound very much like possible topics for essays to me. Read on. Cybersounds: Essays on Virtual Music Culture. Edited by Michael D. Ayers, New School for Social Research, New York City. This volume seeks to examine music and cyberspace, utilizing theoretical perspectives from cultural studies, sociology, cyberculture studies, feminist perspectives and media studies. Search...

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MSTU2000 (2004): Sources on Filesharing

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Monday, May 10, 2004. I notice there are a fair few of you interested in the filesharing debate, and thought I'd point you to some central resources. I freely admit they may be a bit skewed, and not in the RIAA's favour, but they should all be good background reading. And then go here. For the full story. At my personal blog, and for a version that makes more sense, you might like to check out the video of his talk as well. Organization, which aims to develop alternative voluntary licensing for creative ...