Technologies and media
Digital technology and the music recording industry in Kenya
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- Tuesday, 04 October 2016
In the decades following World War II, Nairobi emerged as a regional hub for commercial popular music production. By the late-1970s, the city boasted a large community of talented musicians from across the region, a world-class recording studio owned by CBS Records and a profitable record pressing plant owned by PolyGram.
Des vinyles à base d'algues : le goémon serait-il l’avenir de la musique ?
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- Tuesday, 04 October 2016
"En collaboration avec l'entreprise malouine Algopak, qui fabrique une matière rigide à base de déchets industriels d'algues brunes, nous avons sorti de notre usine trois prototypes".
BBC Radio 1 aims to be 'Netflix of music radio' with phone-first strategy
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- Tuesday, 20 September 2016
BBC Radio 1 is aiming to become the “Netflix of music radio” with a new strategy that starts with commissioning 25 hours of programming that will be made available on demand.
This social media network is specially built for music 'fans'
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- Tuesday, 20 September 2016
assionate about a band but too shy to share it on Facebook? A new site is hoping to carve out a niche in the crowded social media world by reaching the inner geek of hardcore music fans.
Music’s Salvation Might Be Selling Not Songs, But VR
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- Tuesday, 20 September 2016
Outside of games, music is almost certainly the most popular content type in VR right now, which makes sense both technically—right now, VR’s best for quick viewing periods, about the length of your average song—and creatively.
Un tatouage invisible contre le piratage audio
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- Tuesday, 20 September 2016
Le piratage audio constitue un fléau ordinaire à l’heure où les internautes téléchargent et s’échangent quotidiennement des fichiers musicaux. Il existe à présent un tatouage audio indécelable pour les oreilles et les appareils des fraudeurs, mis au point par une équipe de l’Université de Sherbrooke.
Aye Yo, Pass Me the Aux!
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- Tuesday, 20 September 2016
The next generation of music fans will never know the epic power of a humble cord.
Music player for the ability-impaired
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- Monday, 05 September 2016
Most of the hacks we come across here at Hackaday don’t require much more than being “cool” to get our attention.
Where is radio at today and where is it headed?
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- Monday, 05 September 2016
“When I started, there was a single, linear channel which was radio. And you were absolutely obsessed by making that one channel as good as possible."
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