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Remembering John Prine – “Plant a little garden, eat a lot of peaches”
And I always will remember these words my daddy said He said, “Buddy, when you’re dead, you’re a dead pecker-head” I hope to prove him wrong… that is, when I get to heaven –John Prine, When I Get to Heaven … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 7
Tagged audio, John Prine, music, Steve Goodman, tiny desk
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Guest Blog Post – A former indie musician looks at the Telecom Act of 1996
The following guest blog post comes from Matthew Warder, who at one time was lead guitarist for a great indie power pop band called “The Argument.” In addition to providing us with lots of entertainment, he was also my eldest’s … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 13, Chapter 7
Tagged audio, guest blog, Matthew Warder, media law, radio, The Argument
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For my students – Covers, Remixes, and Mashups
Today in class I was talking about both cover songs, remixes, and mashups; and we looked at and talked about a number of videos. Here are links to them: Talking and Watching Mashups Links to Girl Walk, Girl Talk, and … Continue reading
Media News Roundup
Hawaii passes Steven Tyler Act Would ban “unwanted photos or videos of others in private moments.” Nice idea, but do celebs really get the right to say “pay attention to me now, but not now”? How Sen. Rand Paul used … Continue reading
What to do on a snow day in media literacy class
To all the faculty out there who are teaching an intro to mass comm / media literacy class, here’s an idea for a quicky online snow day assignment built off the great Pew Project Excellence in Journalism State of the … Continue reading
Michael Jackson’s “Bad” Turns 25
25 years ago Michael Jackson released his album Bad as a reaction against the whole “Wacko Jacko” mystique that had grown up around him. Journalist Joseph Vogel, writing for The Atlantic, tells the story of this album and why Jackson created it. … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 7
Tagged audio, Michael Jackson, recording industry
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Link Ch. 10 – UbuWeb
UbuWeb has collections of avant-garde films, music, and audio recordings. Please note that this site can contain material some people would find offensive. This may contain some of the longest of the long-tail media…. UbuWeb This is the overall site. … Continue reading
Posted in Book Link, Chapter 10
Tagged audio, avant-gaurde, long tail media, movies
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Link Ch. 7 – Coverville Podcast
Updated October 2014 I’ve been listening to Coverville nearly 10 years now and continue to be amazed at the fascinating covers host Brian Ibbott comes up with. Here are links to several classic episodes from over the years: Episode 1048 – The … Continue reading
Posted in Book Link, Chapter 7
Tagged audio, coverville, long tail media, podcasts
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Link Ch. 7 – Audio Industry Reports
Updated October 2014 Every time I work on a new edition of Mass Communication: Living in a Media World, I wish I could have it updated with the latest statistics about the industry. I can’t do that yet, but I … Continue reading
Link Ch. 7 – Lyle Lovett in concert
Texas singer/songwriter Lyle Lovett told Billboard.com in 2008 that despite selling more than 4.6 million albums, he’s “never made a dime” from his recordings. Instead, he’s made all his income from performing and touring. So why does he record? It’s … Continue reading
Posted in Book Link, Chapter 7
Tagged audio, music, selling albums
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