Month: June 2002
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The LA Times has an
The LA Times has an article about Pacifica station KPFK’s new station manager.
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Zine Contact Info for Today’s mediageek radio show
Zine Contact Info for Today’s mediageek radio show These are the ‘zines my guest Anita and I talked about on today’s mediageek radio show: Words Soak Up Life: A Reading Compilation Zine. Available from Celia C. Perez, 2527 N. California Ave., Chicago, IL 60647. $3-$5 on a sliding scale; pay what you can. All proceeds…
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Alt. Weeklies Suffer, Shutter
Alt. Weeklies Suffer, ShutterThe Nose, of Portland, OR’s Willamette Week, notes that alternative weeklies are “running scared,” based upon his experiences at this year’s Association of Alternative Newsweeklies meeting in Madison, WI. Ad revenue is down and the pressure to mainstream and corporatize is strong. In a related note, Dayton, OH’s alternative weekly, the Impact…
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USA Today does a quick
USA Today does a quick survey of the state of music radio, giving brief, but fair play to it’s monotonous decline at the hands of strict formatting and moronic morning shows.
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Per CNN:”Movie studios and consumer-electronics
Per CNN:“Movie studios and consumer-electronics companies are close to reaching an agreement that would protect digital-television broadcasts from being copied and traded Napster-style over the Internet, negotiators said on Monday.” According to the article the copy protection method sounds similar to SCMS which is used to control direct-digital copying of music. In that system CDs…
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Who’s Buttering Their Toast? Not
Who’s Buttering Their Toast? Not you. —Reps. Billy Tauzin and Fred Upton are urging the repeal of the TV-Newspaper cross-ownership ban in a letter to the FCC. Previously: AFL-CIO Says Keep Ban on Cross-Ownership, 3/23/02 NPR Investigates Newspaper-TV Duopolies, 12/12/01