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Well, not for the people who actually have phenomenal Internet success. I’m sure they have a most wonderful time. But as a phenomena it’s just not very interesting. So I was heartened to see this bit of wisdom in Alexis Petridis’ roundup of the decade in music: Last Thursday I attended 4ip’s Recasting Power event in Birmingham. With presentations including Stoke’s grass-roots website Pits ‘n’ Pots and Nick Booth talking about Help Me Investigate and Big City Talk, a panel of politicians discussed with the audience what this all meant. I like NPR’s This American Life a lot. It’s a great example of how good speech radio can be and thanks to the magic of the Internet you can get it as a weekly podcast. The show, fronted by Ira Glass, tells stories by or about real Americans in interesting and innovative ways. This is a half thought out idea which I’ve been pondering for a few days so don’t expect anything cohesive. I just want to work though it. Which is also the subject of the post in a nicely meta kinda way. |
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