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Interview with Theo Jansen
 Theo Jansen is a Dutch artist with a background in science. For the last 15 years, he has been evolving a series of wind-powered animals, made of plastic tubes. When these constructions are fed by wind, they set into motion and transmute into organic-looking creatures; or beach-animals as Jansen calls them. Theo Jansen received the Jury's Special Price in the Interactive Art category at Ars Electronica Festival 2005. Sebastian Campion met him for a talk.
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TM Juke Talks Studio Recording |
 TM Juke is a UK-based DJ/musician/producer. To keep your head above water in the DJ/musician trade it's good to be a multi-talented studio whiz, and TM Juke fits the bill nicely, doing all his own bass, keyboards, and guitars on the latest CD, Forward, bringing in others to handle wind instruments and other necessities. The TM Juke philosophy is basically "drink coffee, don't sleep", and if you look at his touring/DJ/recording schedule, you'll see that a lot of money has been invested in the java. Gearwire's Joe Wallace asked TM Juke how Forward came together. |
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Niche Markets Will Change Music Forever |
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by Yaro Starak for "News, Technology & The Web"
How much niching can you handle? The long tail has been mentioned on my blog many times - the concept of millions of markets selling hundreds rather than hundreds of markets selling millions. It's also clear that although the Internet is a global technology, the localisation factor is paying dividends and search engines are working hard to provide local search. Niching and localisation go hand-in-hand; one of the best ways to niche a market is to localise. |
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The Best Page in the Universe |
 In 1997, Maddox created a satirical website The Best Page in the Universe. The website became popular due to Maddox's blunt and sarcastic writing style as well as his humorous commentary. He later developed The Best Store in the Universe and began selling T-shirts and other merchandise featuring his most famous quotes, such as "Littering kicks ass" and "For every animal you don't eat, I'm going to eat three." |
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 I have never experienced an art form more all consuming than graffiti. At one point, graffiti had a very firm grip on my life and lifestyle -it was the last thing on my mind before going to bed and the first thing that came into my head every morning. From acquiring supplies and photographing a finished work, to wandering the city trying to find the perfect spot to paint and marking the terrain along the way, graffiti motivated almost every move I made. Even perils with the law, fights with rival writers and injuries sustained while out on missions couldn't have ended my relationship with graffiti. I still love it to this day... |
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 The revealing photographs found within the pages of Behind the Beat expose the creative spaces of top DJ's and music producers from the UK, US and Australia.
This book is an open invitation to step into the private world of the hip hop home studio and discover its inner workings. Featured are the studios and equipment of some of the most influential music creators working today, including .... |
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