PRESS RELEASE 2008 BELOW : "THE BEST THINGS IN LIFE ARE FREE!" Especially when you can download it on Mp3. It's been justover 18 month's since the birth of Sheffield's Spoonjuice Records Mp3 Record Label, lovechild of a collective of Sheffield musicians fronted by Rob Cohen, a person...

This is the second compilation by digipsy with accurate selected tracks of tilt-recordings. Tilt-Recordings is a vinyl + digital label for technoid Drum & Bass based in Mannheim, Germany. It had originally been started by DJ Hektik, Bad Boy Kaiza and Budoka in 2003 (with support by Eugen,...

An inquisitive man named Ernie sets out to discover signs of intelligent life in the universe. Working alone, he builds a powerful radio telescope out of discarded electronics. The machine works and he receives signals from deep space. Notebook in hand, Ernie attempts to decipher the...

Unpredictible things happen in a second-EP-2010 is the first studio release by Digital Ground. Mixed and produced at PulsionBoxStudio by Luis Carlos Alcazar Morales. DG were Miguel Duarte (Guitars), Felipe Martinez (Drums) and Luis Carlos Alcazar (lyrics, vocals, synths, mixing, production).

Some accurate selected tracks from german netlabel t-free compiled by digipsy. Tilt-Recordings is a vinyl + digital label for technoid Drum & Bass based in Mannheim, Germany. It had originally been started by DJ Hektik, Bad Boy Kaiza and Budoka in 2003 (with support by Eugen, Marion...

Anshuman Iddamsetty and Andrew Whinston on digital currency. Kaj Hasselriis on mobile money in Kenya. David Schropfer on the mobile payment industry. Thomas Thwaites on the Toaster Project. Jeffrey Lipton and Dave Arnold on 3D food printing. Show notes:...

Phish<br /> 3/15/2010<br /> Rock N Roll Hall of Fame Genesis Induction Ceremony<br /> Waldorf Astoria<br /> New York, NY<br /> <br /> **24 bit**<br /> <br /> Source: FUSE Live Broadcast>DVR>Digital Coax>Sound Devices 722 (24/48)<br /> Transfer:...

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It's part 2 of InDigital's adventure to the Consumer Electronics Show 2007 in Las Vegas. Like part 1 there's lots and lots of gadgets...some strange, some not, and some that are years off. Wil takes a special trip to another convention too. Whew! Now it's time to get some sleep...

Artist Kate Hartman uses wearable electronics to explore how we communicate, with ourselves and with the world. In this quirky and thought-provoking talk, she shows the "Talk to Yourself Hat", the "Inflatable Heart", the "Glacier Embracing Suit", and other unexpected devices.