Dogma Radio - web 2.0

Roland's Rabble - Show 8 - Kate Armstrong- Net Art and Citizen Journalism

Thu, 26 Jan 2006 15:50:06 -0800

Roland's Rabble Show 8, a show loosely about Web 2.0 with regulars: Michael Tippett of Now Public, Will Pate of Raincity Studios and special guest, Kate Armstrong network artist, instructor at SFU and artist.

We talk about Kate's art, specifically her Live Journal piece, Grafik Dynamo

10.5 MB MP3 (45 minutes and 32 seconds, RSS Feed for this podcast) - Recorded Thursday Janary 19, 2006

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Urban Vancouver
Live Journal's Vancouver community
Turbulence
Net Art
Robotics Residency displayed at Western Front artist run centre on Main - May
Container Culture Exhibition using RFID tags - June - Centre A
Now Public
Northern Voice
VPL discussion with the 4 Wongs
Apple's photocasting RSS s*cks
Eric Rice's iLife 06 review podcast
Gung Haggis Fat Choy
Floata
Janice Wong NOT Francis (my apologies)
Enhanced Podcasts - great for instructions, plugging books like Janice Wong's etc.
Individual Production versus Mass Production or Artists only production
David Beers - The Tyee
Mark Hamilton - his blog is required reading if you are interested in Media 2.0 from a BC and Vancouver point of view
There will always be authorities. Just not automatic authority from newspapers, etc.
Digg nation Videocast
Jon Stewart on CrossFire

Roland's Rabble - Show 7 - Derek Miller - Podsafe Music to the world

Thu, 19 Jan 2006 00:18:49 -0800

Roland's Rabble Show 7, a show loosely about Web 2.0 with regulars: Michael Tippett of Now Public, Will Pate of Raincity Studios and special guest, Derek Miller supplier of podsafe music to the stars.

We talk about Derek's great podsafe music and the impact of the new GarageBand's new Podcast Studio and we have the world premier of Derek's new song, You're the Big Sky

12.7 MB MP3 (55 minutes and 41 seconds, RSS Feed for this podcast) - Recorded Thursday Janary 12, 2006

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Buy Derek's CD at buy.penmachine.com
CD Baby
Navarik
Our Music 2.0 Podcast
Northern Voice - lots of blogging, videoblogging, podcasting sessions at both day 1, Moosecamp, and the 2nd day, the "normal" conference
Mashups

Roland's Rabble - Show 6 - The Future of Music - Delicious Yahoo acquisition

Wed, 14 Dec 2005 17:13:45 -0800

UPDATE:A remix by Dave Olson. (23 MB MP3 file) This one has better levels but a little bit more noise. Overall it's better I think. What do you think? Shownotes are at the original Roland's Rabble Show 6 - The future of music post.

Roland's Rabble Show 6, a show loosely about Web 2.0 with four Vancouver based regulars and special guests David Gratton (ProjectOpus and others), Bryan Rieger and Colin Brumelle on the future of music or Music 2.0 as I like call it much to the chagrin of Silicon Valley hipsters who hate any term with 2.0 in it: Michael Tippett of Now Public, Susannah Gardner, author and designer from Hop Studios, Will Pate of Raincity Studios and Alex Samuel (who couldn't make it but hopefully will be able to make more 2006 shows) of Social Signal. This week with special assistance from Dave Olson and his awesome M-Audio Microtrack 24/96

We spoke about the future of music, Yahoo's del.icio.us acquisition and many other things

11.6 MB MP3 (50 minutes and 33 seconds, RSS Feed for this podcast) - Recorded Friday December 9th, 2005

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Show notes and Links:

The Future of Music: Manifesto for the Digital Music Revolution - Music flows like water. Music as utility and service.
Lucas Gonze coined the term lightnet
flickr
del.icio.us
Some Music 2.0 like things - Last.fm, Pandora, Sub Pop Podcast, Magnatune
Collapse of old model of music distribution and creation - from creation to distribution in minutes
Genre is not an indication of preference of music - kids listen to many, many "genres"
Categories have fallen apart - what is "rock"?
XM and Sirius don't make sense because the channels are all one "genre"
DRM (Copy Protection) doesn't belong in new model. It's a gate.
Genre and tagging are great for self categorization but not great for sharing or discovery. - David Gratton
Nettwerk Records gets it - released music on a USB drive, first label on MySpace and to use it as a marketing tool
Linken Park - released on the Internet
Wilco - released their album on the internet
Traditional newspapers see themselves as filter and gatekeeper like Record Label
Now Public's focus groups - Women from a farm in Georgia, USA gets her news from flickr !?! New Paradigm of trust is what are your buddies saying is important.
Your buddy is your genre.
Last.fm has your 'music attention' data. i.e. what you listen to and what others who listened to the same thing listened to. Good in combination with trusted source what I call trusted human filters.
Average human being keeps/purchases less than 100,000 tunes in a lifetime and stops listening to new music after the age of 35.
Labels and Radio used to be trusted sources.
Behaviour becomes content. Attention is content. You don't need to get paid to behave. You just listen to music. Not doing it professionally - Michael Tippett
Tagging is re-engineering human beings' behaviour; might be better to capture this stuff more automatically.
Technology changes our behaviour. i.e. hitting skip button in our playlist, using random or shuffle. No longer listen to albums
Colin - playing a record is physical and a performance. It's about intention. Playing a record is something you intend to do and listen to. MP3s encourage aural wallpaper.
CFNY 102.1 in Toronto - Dave Marsden, Live Earl Jive - the reason I have an "eclectic" music taste plus my eclectic mind :-)
Users want access, discovery, the ability to "own" or control the piece of media (music and video) and portablility. Address these concerns and the economic model will fall out.
Doesn't cost Apple one cent more (well almost) to offer an extra song
The more your stuff gets out there, the more valuable it becomes because it becomes more familiar so you might actually want to give away stuff like music (or at least some of it).
New economic models: touring, swag, patrons, actual sale of music, licensing to corporations, videogames, etc.
People are tired of changing formats - David bought London Calling five times
The new album is a playlist but since you can hit 'skip', the album concept is destroyed.
Remixing takes music out of the context that the original artist intended.
Music is an extension of your sense: both intimate and muzak i.e. something you can ignore
Yahoo bought del.icio.us, VC investment from Fred Wilson of AVC - bought for users and the team.
Yahoo don't be evil with del.icio.us
Flickr's tagging inspired by delicious
friendster - user backlash and people left
Users are liquid and moody (e.g. MySpace people are leaving and moving to facebook because of spam and they were bought by "the man")
Trillian - chat that works with AOL, Yahoo!, MSN, ICQ, etc. Response to lock-in with proprietary IM services. Maybe people will switch to open standards now that Google has used the open standard Jabber.
Blogs n Dogs: Takeaways - we need to evangelize and contextualize the tools we use to real people's personal and business lives. Photos, video and music are much more appealing on ramps. Blogs, podcasts, videoblogs are "digital paper". Specialized tools that use the same infrastructure (i.e.. RSS and microformats and structured blogging) will be bigger than "digital paper" e.g. recipes, restaurant reviews, band reviews, etc.
HopStudios launched truthdig.com (not digg.com!) - journalists who want to break away from traditional media, politically minded, mostly LA based journalists
Digg.com in Alexa ratings this month is larger than NBC and CBC
digg = Now Public without footage - people post links and vote on it (i.e. digg it)
Greenroomrecords.ca - Colin's band
The Grateful Dead kerfuffle about taking their music off the Internet Archive

Roland's Rabble Show 5 - HabitatJAM, Manifesto, deSmogBlog

Fri, 09 Dec 2005 02:15:34 -0800

Roland's Rabble Show 5, a show loosely about Web 2.0 with four Vancouver based regulars and special guest Troy Angrignon: Michael Tippett of Now Public, Susannah Gardner, author and designer from Hop Studios, Will Pate (~~who was AWOL~~) of Raincity Studios and Alex Samuel of Social Signal (who made it today for the first time :-) !)

We spoke about the HabitatJAM as well as the Web 2.0 manifesto that Troy, myself and many others are writing.

18.6 MB MP3 file (40 minutes and 39 seconds, RSS Feed for this podcast) - Recorded Friday December 2, 2005

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Show notes and Links:

Seth Godin
ChangeThis - the location of the manifesto
Working title - "Use Web 2.0 or become irrelevant"
The 17 (actually 18) steps of Web 2.0
Barbara Ganley
Blogtalk 2.0 in Vienna
Knitting Bloggers
Northern Voice 2006
Don't be tool driven; be strategy driven - Alex
My suggestions on how HabitJAM could be improved going forward - put the conclusions, insights and great posts on the public web to allow the conversation to continue in public
Ten terms that need to disappear for Web 2.0 to become mainstream: 1. Web 2.0 :-) 2. RSS 3. tags (replace with keywords?)
Rob Cottingham
The Amish have websites
deSmogblog - personal project of Jim Hoggan
QAPodcast
Reputations - Wayne Hartrick
Digg
The Physics of Ideas
Axonwave - text analytics that could be used by HabitatJam or on the web in general
David Gratton
Colin Brummelle

Roland's Rabble Show 4 - Microsoft's SSE extensions to RSS, Canadian Election, New Media BC Podcast

Tue, 29 Nov 2005 21:01:49 -0800

Roland's Rabble Show 4, a show loosely about Web 2.0 with four Vancouver based regulars: Michael Tippett of Now Public (who got called away at the last minute), Susannah Gardner (who was jetlagged having just arrived from Paris), author and designer from Hop Studios, Will Pate of Raincity Studios and Alex Samuel of Social Signal (who again couldn't make it this week, some lame excuse about work :-) !)

The rabble has shrunk to one this week, Will Pate. But no worries it's a doozy (we talk about M*crosoft and Apple extending and embracing RSS and what openness really means) and we'll have a special guest next week.

7.5 MB MP3 (16 minutes and 17 seconds, RSS Feed for this podcast) - Recorded Friday November 25, 2005

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Show notes and Links:

Simple Sharing Extensions spec - released under a Creative Commons license to enable Really Simple Synchronization
Apple's Proprietary RSS extensions for iTunes
Atom Format
Atom Publishing Protocol (Joe Gregorio's presentation at XML 2005 in Atlanta)
IETF - publisher of standards like ATOM and lots of the original Internet standards
Office 12 XML file format submitted to ECMA
New Media BC Podcast - I want non-episodic podcasts from people like Lynda Brown as well as the formal radio show type podcast which this podcast appears to be at the moment
RSS is the real convergence medium which transports new media such as Flash, video, audio, etc.
UBC TOJR Media Map - my suggestions for improvement
One variant of the one minute movie idea
Rocketboom - cool video blog
Rob Cottingham, cool comedian and speechwriter

Roland's Rabble Show 3 - Vancouver Municipal Election November 19, Ray Ozzie's Web 2.0 Memo

Fri, 18 Nov 2005 23:11:39 -0800

Roland's Rabble Show 3, a new show loosely about Web 2.0 with four Vancouver based regulars: Michael Tippett of Now Public, Susannah Gardner (who didn't make it due to no fault of her own!) author and designer from Hop Studios, Will Pate of Raincity Studios and Alex Samuel of Social Signal (who again couldn't make it this week, some lame excuse about work :-) !)

This is the pre November 19, 2005 Vancouver municipal election show! Get out there and vote!

19.7 MB MP3 (43 minutes and 01 seconds, RSS Feed for this podcast) - Recorded Thursday (not Friday!) November 10, 2005

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Show notes and Links:

Kitsilano
What would be the ideal way to blog (or rock it in a Web 2.0 style) the Vancouver November 19, 2005 Municipal election? My opinion: Get a Web 2.0 blog pied piper! Will: candidates phone in a podcast using Audioblog or or Now Public or some similar service
The Online Journalism Review of the UBC Thunderbird
Vision Vancouver
NPA
COPE
Windows Live/Office Live now works on Firefox! - the infamous Ray Ozzie email
CrossFire CNN
Rick Mercer
RocketBoom
Sam Sullivan
Jim Green - the other candidate for mayor
Larry Campbell
Da Vinci's Inquest
Gomery Report
Royal Canadian Air Farce
Kids in the Hall
This Hour has 22 Minutes
Merlin Mann's Web 1.0 party
Writely, Writeboard, Jot Spot Live, Wikicalc
PixPulse CEO chat
Canon S2 IS - most excellent digital video camera and still camera, who needs video cameras with tape when you have one of these?

Roland's Rabble Show 2 - Office Live, Videoblogging adventure

Thu, 10 Nov 2005 02:03:20 -0800

Roland's Rabble Show 2, a new show loosely about Web 2.0 with four Vancouver based regulars: Michael Tippett of Now Public, Susannah Gardner, author and designer from Hop Studios, Will Pate (who was AWOL) of Raincity Studios and Alex Samuel of Social Signal (who again couldn't make it this week, some lame excuse about work :-) !)

15 MB MP3 (33 minutes and 24 seconds, RSS Feed for this podcast) - Recorded November 4, 2005

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Show notes and Links:

Skype and Gizmo - Voice over IP for the people aka "free phone calls anywhere"
Writely - hosted Web 2.0 app that shows it is possible for a hosted app to replace Word
AttentionTech (not AttentionTrust Live as I said in the podcast :-) blog post about Windows Live and Office Live
Barb Darrow, the veteran Microsoft watcher who I couldn't remember her last name. My apologies! She gave me the valuable insight that M$crosoft should and must cannibalize everything (including Office and Windows) to remain a dominant force.
DabbleDB - a "real soon" :-) to ship better hosted spreadsheet and database
FolderShare - bought by Microsoft
Sunstar Realty will incorporate Google Maps
Yahoo Maps new version now with flash
Boris - 2005 is the year of Maps and Calendars
PhototoMovie
My video blogging service survey of 7 videoblogging services
Blip.tv
Schlomo
Wired CC CD
Colin Brumelle and company's Green Room
My one minute flickr movie dream
BarCamp Amsterdam 2005 People Video on Now Public
PictureSync - hmmm maybe the problem with YouTube was on the PictureSync side since uploading from the YouTube website worked
iView Media Pro Version 3
I am not Eric Rice :-) !
Bruce Sharpe of Blast Radius is a audio engineer stringer for Doug Kaye's IT Conversations
Michael Tippett - the easier it is to record, the harder it is to edit
BaseCamp
Writeboard - multiple people can't edit
JotSpot Live - multiple people can edit, locks on a per paragraph basis
Adam Bosworth on Learning from the Web and Offline Access to apps will be a feature of all hosted apps
Shozu (from Cognima) - has cool resume feature enabled by "server in the middle" between you and flickr
Textamerica
Now Public will soon be in beta 3 - beginning of December (sneak preview in Roland's Rabble Show 3?!?) - - interested in the beta? email mtippett AT nowpublic.com
Remembrance Day (Veteran's Day in the USA)
Susie's talk at the Hi-Tech Communicators' Exchange Joint session - "Online Influence: What Blogs Mean to Your Business" - November 15, 2005 - Admission is $20
Blogs n Dogs at the Banff New Media Centre

Roland's Rabble Show 1 - Flock, Web 2.0 Backlash, BitTorrent

Wed, 02 Nov 2005 15:52:57 -0800

Welcome to Roland's Rabble, my new show loosely about Web 2.0 with four Vancouver based regulars: Michael Tippett of Now Public, Susannah Gardner, author and designer from Hop Studios, Will Pate of Raincity Studios and Alex Samuel of Social Signal (who couldn't make it this week)

18 MB MP3 (39 minutes and 34 seconds, RSS Feed for this podcast) - Recorded October 28, 2005

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Show notes and Links:

BitTorrent
BitTorrent for Dummies by Kris Krug and Susannah Gardner
Microsoft Avalanche, a BitTorrent like technology
BBC's BitTorrent like technology
Hurricane Katrina not Caterina :-)
Michael Geist - University of Ottawa professor and cyberlawyer
Lawrence Lessig
Ross Mayfield
Vancouver Enterprise Forum Web 2.0
The Enlightenment
BarCamp Amsterdam
Emily Carr Institute
William Gibson - The future is here. It's just not evenly distributed yet.
Sunstar Realty
flock
Jason Kottke
Tim Berners Lee wrote the first web browser on a NeXT computer
flickrTime development
MetaWeblog API
Atom API
M*crosoft technology is hard for startups and students to use because it's expensive and doesn't work well with non MS technology
Robot Coop
43 things
43 people
FeedBurner
Lloyd Budd of Flock
37 Signals, Signals versus Noise
My Qoop flickr picture year Book of 565 pages