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Tristan Ferne | 17:19 UK time, Friday, 30 May 2008


Did you know "Radio 2.0" is featured in Grand Theft Auto? "...we're going to do a radio show and a podcast about a radio show and a blog that's about the podcast that's about the radio show...". Quite funny. Warning - may contain bad language.


Self-organising map of listener's music tags from last.fm


A simple visualisation of ³ÉÈËÂÛ̳ radio's livetext, but using Matt's XMPP feeds

Some upcoming events...


"This seminar will give a comprehensive overview of Cognitive Radio (CR) and Software Defined Radio (SDR)."


"How can engineering help us understand and enjoy our music more? Work out the creative possibilities offered by new software and equipment, and chat to engineers and musicians face to face in this musical bonanza. Treat your ears..."

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