Old audiences, new producers
Wednesday, 21 February, 2007 - 15:25
MA Radio Production Seminar, Bournemouth Media School, 12 Feb 2007: Old audiences, new producers
In a time of hypermediacy, in which forms and genres are in flux, and experiments can happen, it's worth considering, what is radio, what is sound, what is art, and what is / might be the intersection? What happens when you hand your schedule over to the wisdom of the crowd? What are the people we used to call the audience now making and doing? What is the difference between amateur and professional? Here are some links to get you thinking...
- Let them sing it for you
- Sound Art at Wikipedia
- Soundseeing at AudioCollective
- Own [Sound] Art Podcast
- Learn on the go podcasts
- Open Culture Podcast directory
- Podcast Directory Genre List
- Silence Radio
- Podcasting resources
- UBUWEB sound archive
- Martin Luther King at Jewish Journal
- RSS feed for most popular mp3s at delicious
- Benjamin Walker's Theory of Everything
Our last session is on Monday 26th, and it would be great to know what things you'd like to know how to do. Post a comment below for suggestions :)
Comments
Hi,
This just enhances that the future.. or rather say the present holds for us (as former listners) more choice, i.e. content on demand; more personalisation; more interactivity; enhance mobility i.e. everything is happening on the move. At last the viewer really influences what broadcasters
output; creating niche content; listeners become creators i.e.: consumers become producers. Interesting :-)
Hey Lubna
Sounds like a dissertation topic to me :)
and if you're interested in more experimental arty installation sound art stuff, listen to the podcast of Jan-Peter Sonntag's presentation at Transmediale.07, Berlin:
http://impserver.bournemouth.ac.uk/archives/1560
Author: joe Sent: 2007-02-21 20:46:55