I put this on Youtube so I thought I should use it here to demonstrate the range of activities that were going on that week and in the months to come. I mention this especially as we have a Music Barcamp coming up – www.unconference.defnetmedia.com
Tag: liverpool
Liverpool Music Unconference
Check out and get involved in the Liverpool Music Unconference as part of the Working Class Music Festival.
http://unconference.defnetmedia.com/Blogging platforms
– WordPress vs. Typepad
– WINNER: WordPress, 2714 votes (Typepad: 267 votes, Tie: 357 votes)
If you are trying to decide which platform to go for then read this on the mashable site for WordPress v’s Typepad. I did recently have to post something to Typepad and cringe – it was not intuitive – clunky in other words, but i had to do it for Liverpool’s Global ignite week – Have a look. It’s an exciting event but at the same time if you want to find out real information about it then go to the How-why-diy Ning
So always go for wordpress.
Bizvista Radio Liverpool
It just to show that even if you are in the same business you never know what else is going on. I can even remember how I found this but now I have. So for you listening pleasure here is Bizvista radio they have interviews with a variety of people in a variety of places. Laura Walsh, Christine Chellew, George Sephton and Tim Quinn former Editor of Marvel comics.
Dave Gillooley, the interviewer also does a fine line in architectural illustration. Have a look and give it a listen.
Art in Liverpool podcast
This is what i get up to with www.artinliverpool.com – Liverpool’s premier artistic resource on Merseyside. We do a weekly (mostly) podcast about what is going on in the arts visual mostly) in Liverpool.
My reason for posting is to check soundcloud’s plugin compatibility with wordpress so as to examine other options for publishing sound in a social media world.
The podcast itself has been described as “quite good” by one twittering friend who I shall remain nameless.
[soundcloud url=”http://soundcloud.com/defnetmedia/art-in-liverpool-podcast-2-september-2009″]