Monday, June 24, 2002

AOL's New Music Plan May Be a Real Threat: Rob Glaser and AOL: on the outs? [Fortune] Yes, old news, but a little good background.

Doc Searle tests the post-Library of Congress webcasting decision waters of Internet Radio broadcasts.     Google It!

Music Made With Soda Cans and Soggy Hamburger. Matthew Herbert, also known as Radio Boy, protests global consumerism by pulverizing the products sold by multinational corporations; this is also the method of his music making. [New York Times: Technology] More on the corporate reality behind the Internet as an independent distribution medium.

Open-source video backer seeks allies. On2 Technologies plans to announce a partnership on Monday with Ogg Vorbis in its latest move to draw developers to its side in the video standards fight. [CNET News.com]