March, 2007

Librivox Community Podcast 29

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Librivox Community Podcast 29

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Length: 16:30
Size: 15.8MB

Host: earthcalling

1. March Madness
2. Weekly review – Chocoholic
3. Olaudah Equiano – CarlManchester
4. Public domain music
5. yr eos yn y llwyn bedw – Syd
6. Worldwide LV Gathering – Betsie

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newassignment

Posted on March 27, 2007 by | Posted in News, on the web | Comments: Comments Off on newassignment

These guys look likem kindred spirits:

New Assignment.Net is a non-profit site that tries to spark innovation in journalism by showing that open collaboration over the Internet among reporters, editors and large groups of users can produce high-quality work that serves the public interest, holds up under scrutiny, and builds trust.

And here is one of their projects:

Zero.NewsAssignment.net is “inspired by the open-source movement, this is an attempt to bring journalists together with people in the public who can help cover a story. It’s a collaboration among NewAssignment.Net, Wired, and those who choose to participate.”

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LibriVox on Canadian Podcast Buffet (and others)

Posted on March 26, 2007 by | Posted in about LibriVox, News, on the web | Comments: Comments Off on LibriVox on Canadian Podcast Buffet (and others)

The heart & soul of Canadian podcasting, the Canadian Podcast Buffet, had a segment about LibriVox and the LibriVox Community Podcast. Thanks to Mark & Bob.

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LibriVox on Six Pixels of Separation

Posted on March 25, 2007 by | Posted in in the press, News, on the web | Comments: 1 Comment on LibriVox on Six Pixels of Separation

There’s an impromptu interview with me about LibriVox on Mitch Joel’s Six Pixels of Separation Podcast. The interview is right near the end, at 43:45.

In a nice, um, twist, the interview took place in the back stacks in the basement of the Atwater Library, where I serve on the Board. The books make for great sound dampers. I was pitching another project, the Atwater Digital Literacy Project to Mitch, and I convinced him to join the Advisory Committee.

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