The Unobserved
Describing itself as a radio magazine, this site gathers together audio from multiple sources. Oddly though, there’s no podcast feed and they make it hard to get at the source mp3s.
Tags: radio
Dot-dash-diss: The gentleman hacker’s 1903 lulz - tech - 27 December 2011 - New Scientist
Before there was phone phreaking there was …radio interception hacking?
A century ago, one of the world’s first hackers used Morse code insults to disrupt a public demo of Marconi’s wireless telegraph
Inside the Russian Short Wave Radio Enigma | Magazine
There are echoes of “the footage” from Gibson’s Pattern Recognition in this strange tale of a cold war radio signal.
In Radiolab We Trust
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This Place is Not a Place of Honor on Vimeo
A demo reel for the proposed solution to a very, very, very long term problem.
Honor Harger on Lift 11: Geneva
Honor gives a tour of sound from space.
All Programs Considered by Bill McKibben | The New York Review of Books
A great piece on the golden age of radio ...which is right now.
Chop Shop / Radiolab / Radiolab: Goat and Cow
If you're a long-time listener to Radiolab, this T-shirt will make sense to you. I want it.
BBC - Radio 4 Blog: Some changes to the Radio 4 web site
A few notes on the recent re-align of the Radio 4 website by Clearleft.
Immaterials - Talks - BERG
Matt Jones on sociality, data, radio and time.
HF/DF An Allied Weapon against German U-Boats 1939-1945
A 2004 paper on huffduffing.
Radio - The New York Moon
Gorgeous visual design for an interestingly eclectic site.
Shownar
An experimental prototype that tracks the online buzz around BBC programmes (before they disappear down the memory hole of the iPlayer's time-restricted playback).
Platitude of the Day
A satirical parody of the BBC's "Thought for the Day". Slightly cruel, mostly funny and entirely brilliant.
RA DIOHEA_D / HOU SE OF_C ARDS - Google Code
The new Radiohead video isn't really a video at all. It's data visualisation. Here you can interact with the data points while the song is playing. I love this.
Last.fm – the Blog · Last.fm for iPhone and iPod Touch
If, like me, you were going cold turkey on Mobile Scrobbler after updating your jailbroken iPhone/iPod Touch, you can stop sweating now. The official Last.fm app is really, really nice ...and it's free.
Olinda (Schulze & Webb)
The Olinda has arrived. I love the physical API.
Speechification
A blog of all the best bits of Radio 4.
Radiohead/ Remix/ Nude
Ever wanted to remix a Radiohead song? Me neither. But for those who do, they now can.
Last.fm – the Blog · Spot the difference
Compare and contrast Last.fm's chart with the "official" UK chart. It's as if Radiohead doesn't even exist in meatspace.
The Bygone Bureau » "Rainbows" Reveals a Brighter Tomorrow
Radiohead are distributing their next album themselves. You'll be able to download it for the princely sum of... whatever you feel like paying.
PandoraFM
A mashup of Pandora and Last.fm. While you listen to Pandora, the track information is uploaded to your Last.fm account.
BBC - Radio 4 - 5 Numbers
Simon Singh talks about zero, pi, the golden ratio, the square root of minus one, and infinity.
"Tell The FCC To Stick It" by Cruisebox
Podcasting has an anthem.
A BBC radio report on blogging
Tom Coates, Heather Armstrong and others weigh in with their thoughts. Tom has a sexy radio voice.
BBC to podcast more programmes
20 more radio programmes are getting the MP3 treatment.