Perspectives on Digital Music

Ich winke das hier einfach mal so durch, vom Netaudio London Newsletter:

Netaudio London and Sound and Music present a collection of 12 interviews with leading practitioners operating in the field of new music, digital media and sonic art:

• Alex McLean, musician, LePlacard & Dorkbot London on networked live music performances
• Bryan McDade, technologist and System Administrator at Minus on engaging audiences with new technologies
• Colin Newman, musician (Wire, Githead), producer and label owner on DIY culture in music and the Internet
• Conor Roche, Head of Broadcast and New Media at Roundhouse on venues in physical and online spaces
• John Kieffer, Creative Director at Sound and Music on creativity and technology in beta version
• John Matthias, musician and lecturer Plymouth University, PRSF New Music Award winner with the Fragmented Orchestra on artificial neurons and music
• Marc Garrett, Co-Director at Futherfield.org on online arts communities and activism
• Rachel Baker, Internet radio pioneer and Digital Opportunities Programme Manager at Arts Council England on creative and social interaction before web 2.0
• Sean Adams, columnist and Founder of Drowned in Sound online communities and music distribution
• Simon Emmerson, Professor of Music, Technology and Innovation at De Montfort University on the future of live computer music
• Thorsten Sideb0ard, label owner (Highpoint Lowlife), Data Engineer at Last.fm on how the internet has affected independent labels

Full collection available via Netaudio London.