A search engine for audio files(philes).
Will something be lost as NPR and others move from all audio broadcasts to multimedia web sites?
In case you haven't been over to see it. New NPR website launched a couple days ago. This video has NPR's Scott Simon explaining the new features. One commenter on YouTube says "This is a beautiful web site! Will this help avoid layoffs?"
On the Media reports on a Wired story that tries to find out. And if you can find who they disappeared, you could win $5000.
Search Engine with Jesse Brown with a unique interview of Ira Glass about the internet and public radio. Search Engine is from TVO "Ontario's public educational media organization and a trusted source of interactive educational content that informs, inspires, and stimulates curiosity and thought."
In case you didn't notice. Cool new designs. Third Coast's, in particular, is a really fun departure as they move to independent organization status (formerly a WBEZ entity).
TAL also lauched a newly designed site.
Collection of podcast and RSS feeds from the International Feature Conference. Listen to all the latest from great radio from around the world without leaving a this single web page. You can build you own, too! Kind of like your own, on-going audio front page.
Sound Transit brings you wherever you wish to go – in sound. Click the aircraft, select the cities you'd like to visit, and the website gives you a choice of itineraries. They all cost the same (a few minutes of your time) but give you a choice of stopovers. Chose your route and the website will prepare a unique mp3 of field recordings from each place.
Air travel without any of the grief!
Audio Documentary Europe