WFMU: Radio Free Culture: Playlist from August 27, 2012

Listener comments!
	6:13pm dvd: hey everyone!
	6:13pm Carmichael: Hi everyone in studio. Looking forward to it.
	6:13pm Matt from Springfield: Radio Free Culture! NOT "Culture Free Radio"!!
	6:14pm Matt from Springfield: Hi kat, Philo, DVD, Carm! Danne normally listens in to these, but he's away the next few weeks. Might be busy.
	6:16pm mark vt: Has the need to entendre or pun stuff on blogs relevant still today? So much today is this way
	6:16pm Matt from Springfield: @kat: Sounds more like a Honey to Max line :)
	6:18pm Matt from Springfield: Howdy Philo! I can't catch up on Archives for Danne, though as an informed commenter I am informing others about his whereabouts, in case they're worried that Danne has disappeared!
	6:21pm Danne D: Yeah, Matt is my designated Fill-in on the comments boards.
	6:22pm Danne D: And yeah, I'll be pretty absent for the most part over the next couple of weeks.
	6:22pm Matt from Springfield: Well there you are! A perfect attendance for RFC after all! :)
	6:25pm Fredericks: Radio Free Culture! NOT "Culture Free Radio"!! Did I coin that phrase?
	6:26pm Fredericks: Even if I didn't, it's still brilliant.
	6:27pm Matt from Springfield: Hey Fredericks! Actually, I used that phrase on Clay P's playlist the afternoon before the first RFC aired--so at least, I was the first to post it online :)
	6:27pm Fredericks: Tis nothing, Kat. Debby was much worst.
	6:28pm Fredericks: I was just stealing from you, Matt.
	6:28pm Matt from Springfield: LOL, why TY Fredericks! Glad you're doing okay, storm-wise.
	6:31pm Danne D: @Kat it's Duckcaller :) @Matt you must assume an appropriate Hearty White name btw. Gotta get going, but have a great night folks :)
	6:32pm Matt from Springfield: @kat: But is there any way to post vast amounts of data publicly w/o some kind of for-profit to host the server space?
	6:33pm Matt from Springfield: @Danne: Since I've listened to some Hearty Archives, I'll be sure to come up with an appropos handle for when I comment live :) And have a great night! Be sure to get at least 3 hours of Archives a day!
	6:36pm Matt from Springfield: @Philo: True, the Internet Archive is a great "public" resource for that (see RFC 1st episode for more). Although I use it mainly for the free, public domain Prelinger Archive. "Duck And Cover", "Perversion for Profit", "Manos Hands of Fate" etc.
	6:40pm Matt from Springfield: @kat: Every for-profit Web company is a creepy data collector to some extent. To avoid that, the non-profit, non-invasive infrastructure needs to be up first before the widespread exchange of data.
	6:41pm Matt from Springfield: @Philo: Yep. And they even have a free channel you can get on a Roku box.
	6:44pm dvd: that number again is: 201-209-9368
	6:45pm PiLA: This is more of "mp3 bloggers and their relationship with the music industry" discussion, just saying.
	6:48pm Bas, NL: Totally agree Philo Gristle..
	6:48pm Doug Schulkind: @kat330!
	6:50pm the glowing one: @philo: so the journey to acquire the release, added to its value? doesn't that actually overvalue it?
	6:52pm Bas, NL: The other day a couple entered my local CD store and they asked the shop keeper if there were some good new releases. After summing up some titles they thanked him and said they'd now had enough info for searching for uploads on the net. The shop keeper told me he got that many times a week..
	6:52pm the glowing one: I think Casey has a point, finding the needle in the haystack in today's age is an even more rewarding challenge.
	6:52pm Doug Schulkind: @Matt from S!
	6:54pm PiLA: @Philo Thank christ we do not have to put up with record store employees who think they're cooler than you just because they have minimum wage job - THEY were the major obstacle to me acquiring interesting music.
	7:00pm Matt from Springfield: Didn't even have time to get to the SOPA/PIPA monstrosities :) But that was a very thorough explanation of the legal side of things, and DMCA was actually well planned for the time, compared to the lobbyist-written (RIAA/MPAA) speech stifling and infrastructure destroying bills they're currently after.
	7:00pm D in Miami: I like blogs, but I hate having to go through the trouble of DLing it just to listen, only to find out I didn't like it. I wish most blogs would post tracks to listen to before you DL. I don't really like mp3s, so I usually buy the actual copy if I can find it.
	7:02pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks Jason and all panelists! Thanks commenters for keeping this the brainy discussion forum it was intended to be! :)
	7:02pm PiLA: @DinMiami use chrome and install the exfm extension - you can hear every mp3 the site has posted
	7:02pm Doug Schulkind: More free music than you can shake a stick at, at Mining the Audio Motherlode: http://tinyurl.com/amt6af
	7:03pm Matt from Springfield: @Mark: Remember, LAST Monday of every month for the next year, @6! You'll catch it next time!
	7:05pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks for the support Philo (and kat, and Doug)! Remember to come back in Sep (the 24th!)
	7:05pm Aron Blue: Thanks for a great show-- appreciated the chance to comment. I agree that this could easily be a 3 hour + conversation.

Radio Free Culture: Playlist from August 27, 2012

Hosted by various WFMU personalities, Radio Free Culture is a weekly program that explores digital culture, net neutrality, piracy, the broadcast spectrum, digital rights, and archives and libraries in the internet age. We'll be interviewing some of the nation's key figures at the intersection of music, multimedia, and digital technology. This program is supported in part by an award from the National Endowment for the Arts.

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August 27, 2012: Radio Free Culture #3: The Rise and Fall of MP3 Blogs
Has the music blogosphere's golden age already passed us by?

In a guest post for WFMU and the Free Music Archive, the Future of Music Coalition's Casey Rae describes how government crackdowns, competition from streaming services, and a blurring of curatorial bounds are contributing to the decline of the MP3 blog. Casey Rae joins the Free Music Archive's Jason Sigal and a panel of music bloggers past & present—including Matthew Perpetua (Fluxblog, Buzzfeed), Emilie Friedlander (The FADER, Ad Hoc, ex-Pitchfork's Altered Zones) and Doug Schulkind (WFMU's Mining the Audio Motherlode)—to discuss the state of the music blogosphere.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
YACHT	Shangri-La (Instrumental) "Shangri-La (Instrumental)" by "YACHT"	Shangri-La	DFA	Free Music Archive	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Casey Rae, Emilie Friedlander, Matthew Perpetua, Doug Schulkind, Jason Sigal	The Rise and Fall of MP3 Blogs	WFMU's Radio Free Culture	(no label)		0:02:26 (Pop-up)
Thick Business	Smoothest Runes "Smoothest Runes" by "Thick Business"	MP3	No Label	Free Music Archive

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Listener comments!
	6:13pm dvd: hey everyone!
	6:13pm Carmichael: Hi everyone in studio. Looking forward to it.
	6:13pm Matt from Springfield: Radio Free Culture! NOT "Culture Free Radio"!!
	6:14pm Matt from Springfield: Hi kat, Philo, DVD, Carm! Danne normally listens in to these, but he's away the next few weeks. Might be busy.
	6:16pm mark vt: Has the need to entendre or pun stuff on blogs relevant still today? So much today is this way
	6:16pm Matt from Springfield: @kat: Sounds more like a Honey to Max line :)
	6:18pm Matt from Springfield: Howdy Philo! I can't catch up on Archives for Danne, though as an informed commenter I am informing others about his whereabouts, in case they're worried that Danne has disappeared!
	6:21pm Danne D: Yeah, Matt is my designated Fill-in on the comments boards.
	6:22pm Danne D: And yeah, I'll be pretty absent for the most part over the next couple of weeks.
	6:22pm Matt from Springfield: Well there you are! A perfect attendance for RFC after all! :)
	6:25pm Fredericks: Radio Free Culture! NOT "Culture Free Radio"!! Did I coin that phrase?
	6:26pm Fredericks: Even if I didn't, it's still brilliant.
	6:27pm Matt from Springfield: Hey Fredericks! Actually, I used that phrase on Clay P's playlist the afternoon before the first RFC aired--so at least, I was the first to post it online :)
	6:27pm Fredericks: Tis nothing, Kat. Debby was much worst.
	6:28pm Fredericks: I was just stealing from you, Matt.
	6:28pm Matt from Springfield: LOL, why TY Fredericks! Glad you're doing okay, storm-wise.
	6:31pm Danne D: @Kat it's Duckcaller :) @Matt you must assume an appropriate Hearty White name btw. Gotta get going, but have a great night folks :)
	6:32pm Matt from Springfield: @kat: But is there any way to post vast amounts of data publicly w/o some kind of for-profit to host the server space?
	6:33pm Matt from Springfield: @Danne: Since I've listened to some Hearty Archives, I'll be sure to come up with an appropos handle for when I comment live :) And have a great night! Be sure to get at least 3 hours of Archives a day!
	6:36pm Matt from Springfield: @Philo: True, the Internet Archive is a great "public" resource for that (see RFC 1st episode for more). Although I use it mainly for the free, public domain Prelinger Archive. "Duck And Cover", "Perversion for Profit", "Manos Hands of Fate" etc.
	6:40pm Matt from Springfield: @kat: Every for-profit Web company is a creepy data collector to some extent. To avoid that, the non-profit, non-invasive infrastructure needs to be up first before the widespread exchange of data.
	6:41pm Matt from Springfield: @Philo: Yep. And they even have a free channel you can get on a Roku box.
	6:44pm dvd: that number again is: 201-209-9368
	6:45pm PiLA: This is more of "mp3 bloggers and their relationship with the music industry" discussion, just saying.
	6:48pm Bas, NL: Totally agree Philo Gristle..
	6:48pm Doug Schulkind: @kat330!
	6:50pm the glowing one: @philo: so the journey to acquire the release, added to its value? doesn't that actually overvalue it?
	6:52pm Bas, NL: The other day a couple entered my local CD store and they asked the shop keeper if there were some good new releases. After summing up some titles they thanked him and said they'd now had enough info for searching for uploads on the net. The shop keeper told me he got that many times a week..
	6:52pm the glowing one: I think Casey has a point, finding the needle in the haystack in today's age is an even more rewarding challenge.
	6:52pm Doug Schulkind: @Matt from S!
	6:54pm PiLA: @Philo Thank christ we do not have to put up with record store employees who think they're cooler than you just because they have minimum wage job - THEY were the major obstacle to me acquiring interesting music.
	7:00pm Matt from Springfield: Didn't even have time to get to the SOPA/PIPA monstrosities :) But that was a very thorough explanation of the legal side of things, and DMCA was actually well planned for the time, compared to the lobbyist-written (RIAA/MPAA) speech stifling and infrastructure destroying bills they're currently after.
	7:00pm D in Miami: I like blogs, but I hate having to go through the trouble of DLing it just to listen, only to find out I didn't like it. I wish most blogs would post tracks to listen to before you DL. I don't really like mp3s, so I usually buy the actual copy if I can find it.
	7:02pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks Jason and all panelists! Thanks commenters for keeping this the brainy discussion forum it was intended to be! :)
	7:02pm PiLA: @DinMiami use chrome and install the exfm extension - you can hear every mp3 the site has posted
	7:02pm Doug Schulkind: More free music than you can shake a stick at, at Mining the Audio Motherlode: http://tinyurl.com/amt6af
	7:03pm Matt from Springfield: @Mark: Remember, LAST Monday of every month for the next year, @6! You'll catch it next time!
	7:05pm Matt from Springfield: Thanks for the support Philo (and kat, and Doug)! Remember to come back in Sep (the 24th!)
	7:05pm Aron Blue: Thanks for a great show-- appreciated the chance to comment. I agree that this could easily be a 3 hour + conversation.

Radio Free Culture: Playlist from August 27, 2012

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