In an attempt to at least partially un-clutter my desktop, a collection of semi-random outrages, videos, and linkage.
The MPAA wants to decide how and when you watch content, again. They not only want to kill your Slingbox, but now they’re talking about prohibiting HD DVR recording of some programs.
Not sure I agree with everything here, but an interesting talk by Douglas Rushkoff at the Personal Democracy Forum.
Verizon is testing the delivery of YouTube, Blip, Veoh and others to the living room on it’s FIOS service.
WFMU notes the films of Richard Massingham.
Deerhoof leaks the sheet music for their upcoming record. Awesome.
In a sly nod to the ubiquity of pre-release music leaks, the group has issued the sheet music for its upcoming single “Fresh Born” under a Creative Commons BY-NC-SA license in advance of the October release of Offend Maggie, the band’s new album on Kill Rock Stars.
It’s a neat experiment in encouraging interactivity: Deerhoof’s recorded version of “Fresh Born” isn’t even available yet, but there are already several great recordings of the song - all made by other people - floating around online.
The Harry Smith Archives. SBMP3B is a cool avant-ish music/mp3 blog.
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