entering fall

Looking back to the summer of 2008: some attractions. Relisten netwaves 2.39, the last episode in the v.2 series.

Playlist:

01. Sunshine Radio - Jupiter Makes Me Scream
02. Into The Light (Sddn Dth Rmx) - Brokenkites
03. Solens Sista 120 Dagar - Dorothy's Magic Bag
04. When you walk - Pipo Pegoraro
05. Buried Truth - The Selph
06. I Drink - Awake
07. rnb rumpler - spenza
08. Bonne Buit BN - Hector Zarate
09. Seedin Time in The Oak Room (feat Calendar Girl) - Loveshadow
10. Halazium - ZeniX
11. One World - Red Unit
12. A Esa Edad - Magnetofonico
13. Vasectomie - Divine Holocaust
14. The One With The Lead Guitar - Monomatik

Happy Birthday to GNU!

25 years of GNU: GNU's Not Unix.





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Read more about "What is free software and why is it so important for society?" @ the Free Software Foundation / FSF. See the movie in your language
I also added the FSF to the basics section, together with the wikipedia definition of copyleft. In the read section, there's a link to Lawrence Lessig's "Free culture", or "How Big Media Uses Technology and the Law to Lock Down Culture and Control Creativity". Lawrence is the founder of Creative Commons.

again Ode Cologne

This is the second episode in the post-summer 2008 series, nr. 75 or 2.38. It's an anthology of the compilation "Destination Cologne" compiled by Phlow-Magazine.com.

Listen to this episode.

Playlist:

01. Mehrsprachige Zugansage - Thalys
02. Cable Pollution Results - New Delhi FM
03. The One With The Lead Guitar - Monomatik
04. Lexington - Nika Japaridze
05. More - Breitbandkater
06. Jutro - Phonout
07. Periodic Table - 6884
08. Please Repeat - System-Pi
09. run! - Hydrophobia

The Freesound Project

Just added this project at the links department > listen > various: The Freesound Project. Their description: "The Freesound Project aims to create a huge collaborative database of audio snippets, samples, recordings, bleeps, ... released under the Creative Commons Sampling Plus License. The Freesound Project provides new and interesting ways of accessing these samples, allowing users to

• browse the sounds in new ways using keywords, a "sounds-like" type of browsing and more


• up and download sounds to and from the database, under the same creative commons license


• interact with fellow sound-artists!

We also aim to create an open database of sounds that can also be used for scientific research. Many audio research institutions have trouble finding correctly licensed audio to test their algorithms. Many have voiced this problem, but so far there hasn't been a solution."
netwaves for example uses for its jingles (by Akwalek) the sample "Dialup" by Jlew (CC Sampling Plus 1.0 License)