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Future of Radio Is Downloadable. A new station in Berlin is attempting to redefine music broadcasting for the interconnected internet age. The key will be MP3s and cell phones, not the old-fashioned radio. By Jason Walsh. Wired News [Via house of warwick] . .< 4:57:53 PM  >*Change of Venue* for Bob Ludwig Meeting Please note that Bob Ludwig's presentation will be held in the Library Building at Ryerson University and not at RCC as previously announced. Details below
. .< 4:52:35 PM >Playlist: A Podcast of Your Own You've got something to say. You've got a voice made for radio. You've got much better tastes than a ClearChannel programmer. What you don't have is your own radio show or network to get your message out. That's where podcasting comes in. [Via MacCentral] . .< 11:36:38 AM >HD For Indies I'm a new reader to HD for Indies, a great resource on HD shooting and editing. My brain is suffering overload from all the information here: HD For Indies. [Via iMovie Visual QuickStart Guide] . .< 11:35:03 AM >My iMovie HD and iDVD 5 Reviews My Macworld reviews of iMovie HD and iDVD 5 are now available on the Web. [Via iMovie Visual QuickStart Guide] . .< 12:39:06 AM >Playlist: A Podcast of Your Own You've got something to say. You've got a voice made for radio. You've got much better tastes than a ClearChannel programmer. What you don't have is your own radio show or network to get your message out. That's where podcasting comes in. [Via MacCentral] . .< 12:31:08 AM >Mac Mini to max, Part 2 After a few weeks of working with Apple's new Mac Mini, Computerworld.com's Ken Mingis finds it to be the perfect little consumer Mac. As for Minis in the corporate world, an Apple official says the company is seeing enterprise interest, too. [Via Computerworld Macintosh News] . .< 12:26:29 AM >Scripting Dot Mac Recently we compared .Mac to Spymac's Wheel, and in the process provided a good overview of .Mac services. One of the tools missing, especially for those who want to publish web pages on their .Mac account, was server-side scripting. Well, just because it isn't in the package doesn't mean you can't do it. Take a look at this tutorial and see how. [Via Meerkat: An Open Wire Service: MacDevCenter.com] |
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