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31 Jul 09

'Rosetta stone' offers digital lifeline

  • Sumerian tablets
  • Researchers working in Japan say they might have the breakthrough archivists are praying for - a sealed permanent memory bank that will be easily readable now and far into the next millennium.
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e-Clippings (Learning As Art): Reputation - Its More Important Than Ever But What Exactly Is it?

  • Dan Gillmor had a recent article on this and about how we could maybe begin to create an aggregate model by pulling in your eBay rating and maybe your ratings from other social network sites that you may be involved in. Got me thinking about how we could think about creating this kind of currency within organizations to help spur the use of social media...could we create a universal standard for this as a currency and those standards could just be applied to groups at an organization's discretion...and the REALLY important question...what could you spend your whuffie on?






28 Nov 08

§中国国际民间组织合作促进会§

  •      黄先生和Altmeyer女士均表达了继续改进和完善手册的愿望,并且恳请民间组织和媒体朋友及网上读者及时将意见和建议反馈给德国伯尔基金会和中国民促会。Altmeyer女士指出,之所以在出版印刷版的同时出版电子版,就是为了便于网民阅读,更便于大家以此为平台,对NGO与媒体之间的互动沟通这一话题展开长期的讨论,对手册做及时的修改。
24 Nov 08

读《新的时代》 - ooof - 博客大巴

  • 但,无论如何,昨天我是又认真读了,打印出来并做了一些标记,最后把他所说的一些阴阳事例做了一个总结。这个过程也有了一点延续,首先是教育中的,2018年教育宣言目前该是阴弱的部分;而早晨发现又可加的项目:***和***员,其实之前在twitter也提到过***2.0和在回答eltondisney 的提问中更多的说明这些内容也曾在单位和负责党建的新人谈到过。但目前来看,仅仅是新奇而无力的一个想法。
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11 Oct 08

IgnitePhilly -- Five Minutes To Communicate - Practical Theory

  • And it was really fun and tough to try to boil down what I think and believe about school reform to a five minute speech to non-educators. And it's a good thing I talk fast. Enjoy.
26 Jun 08

Internet Helps Liberate, Create Music in China : NPR Music

Internet Helps Liberate, Create Music in China
By Laura Sydell


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Chinese electronic musician B6

B6, a Shanghai-based electronic musician, explored Western music first on pirated CDs and then at music-sharing sites on the Web. Now he collaborates online with other performers.
B6's studio equipment -- a jumble of keyboards, etc.
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B6 works out of a home studio in a Shanghai high-rise. Above, some of his musical arsenal.
Discover China's Indie Music
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Neocha.com

With Sean Leow, B6 co-founded the music-sharing site Neocha.com, an ad-supported service that lets listeners discover music and pays musicians a share of advertising revenue.


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Morning Edition, June 25, 2008 - Second in a three-part series.

When America was rocking to the Beatles and Jimi Hendrix, the airwaves in China were dominated by songs with lyrics from Chairman Mao's Little Red Book.

It's more open today, but the Communist government still bans anything that mentions sex or violence, or that has "low class humor" — which bans an awful lot of American music. So the music most likely to come pouring out of the radio in China is syrupy ballads usually produced in Hong Kong or Taiwan.

But Chinese musicians and fans are finding a whole new universe of sound on the Internet. And it's helping to create and nourish a new generation of independent artists in China.

From Black-Market Discs to Napster and Beyond

One of them is B6, a 27-year-old electronic musician. He lives and works on the first floor of a high-rise on the outskirts of Shanghai. He's part of China's burgeoning electronic-music scene.

Growing up, the CDs B6 listened to were mostly sold on the black market.

"When I was in high school, I used to listen to rock 'n' roll music," he says. "At that time, it was very difficult to get foreign or Western music."

And then, in 1999, the Internet came to China — and B6 and his friends could suddenly hear all kinds of music.

"We w

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  • When America was rocking to the Beatles and Jimi Hendrix, the airwaves in China were dominated by songs with lyrics from Chairman Mao's Little Red Book.
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