Week04


 * This week, a podcasting workshop, presented by Brent Simpson.**

- don't forget your headphones - bring along a music track if you don't want to use one of the ones provided - check out [] if you'd like to get a head start with Audacity (but don't worry - the expectation will be that everyone is starting from scratch)

Caroline's Mash-up: media type="file" key="Mcluhen Monster Mash.mp3" width="240" height="20"

Kim's: media type="file" key="McLuhan Space.mp3" width="240" height="20"

George's media type="file" key="packagedreplay.mp3" width="240" height="20"

Miranda's media type="file" key="Man Meets Audacity.mp3" width="240" height="20"

Zhou's media type="file" key="bmmixmm.mp3" width="240" height="20"

Andi's media type="file" key="(Andi's) Mcluhan Explosion.mp3" width="240" height="20"

Ally's media type="file" key="anaudioexperiment.mp3" [Oh, these are lovely! All so different. Keep them coming, folks!]


 * Some references for podcasting and digital audio:**

David Beer (2008). The Iconic Interface and the Veneer of Simplicity: MP3 players and the reconfiguration of music collecting and reproduction practices in the digital age. //Information, Communication and Society//. Vol. 11(1), pp71-88. Richard Berry (2006). Will the iPod Kill the Radio Star? Profiling Podcasting as Radio. //Convergence//. Vol. 12(2), pp143-62. Michael Bull (2005). No Dead Air! The iPod and the Culture of Mobile Listening. //Leisure Studies//. Vol. 24(4), pp343-55. Sheri Crofts et al (2005). Podcasting: A new technology in search of viable business models. //First Monday//. Vol. 10(9): http://firstmonday.org Troy Cooper (2009). Appropriating visual form: the iPod ‘Silhouette’ campaign as representative form. //Visual Communication Quarterly.// Vol. 16(2), pp90-107. John Farnsworth and Terry Austrin (2005). Assembling Portable Talk and Mobile Worlds: Sound Technologies and Mobile Social Networks. //Convergence//. Vol. 11(2), pp14-22. Simone Murray (2009). Servicing ‘self-scheduling consumers’: public broadcasters and audio podcasting. //Global Media and Communication//. Vol. 5(2), pp197-219. Ami Sengupta et al. (2007). The //Sada// Says `We Women Have Our Rights': A Gender Analysis of an ICT Initiative in Afghanistan. //International Communication Gazette//, Vol. 69(4),pp335-35. John Shiga (2007). Copy-and-Persist: The Logic of Mash-Up Culture. //Critical Studies in Media Communication//. Vol. 24(2), pp93-114. Miriam Simun (2009). My music, my world: using the MP3 player to shape experience in London. // New Media & Society //, Vol. 11(6), pp921-41. Jonathan Sterne (2006). The Mp3 as cultural artefact. // New Media & Society //, Vol. 8(5), pp825-42.