Five Albums To Remember The Art Of Music
In a musical world of infinite choice, perhaps it’s better to limit yourself to just a handful of albums each week on a standalone media player.
Thoughts from a Bafta nominated Podcaster, Blogger, Writer and Commentator.
In a musical world of infinite choice, perhaps it’s better to limit yourself to just a handful of albums each week on a standalone media player.
It’s taken a while (almost five years!) but the iPod Shuffle Shuffle video has finally surfaced, along with the rest of the event footage from OpenTech 2005. To remind you, I was chairing a panel on Media Hacking, and decided that I would do some “physical media hacking” to waken up the audience: The experiment was planned to go something like this. Two pairs of volunteers would come forward… with a pair of 512mb and a pair of 1gb iPod Shuffles. They would swap over their units with each other, and take away an iPod Shuffle with a different audio
An idea I’ve had for a while, now given an airing for the upcoming SXSW Interactive conference. I’m going to call it MP3 Shuffle, and throw together a quick WordPress Blog for the project (mp3shuffle.wordpress.com). [MP3 Shuffle is] a musical project at SXSW Interactive 2009, where attendees put together a Modern Mixtape on a USB Memory Stick, and swap it with others via a big cardboard box throughout the Conference. Please use #mp3shuffle to tag any posts, twitters or other online media discussing the project. You can throw questions about it, how it works, and everything else at me here,