Services Art in Liverpool FM
It's my own personal history project stretching back to 2007 - with hundreds of recorded interviews, podcasts and plays. This section of the site is pretty old so don't expect it to work all the time and ignore it asking for Real Player to be loaded.
So Listener beware!!!
Defcon Magazines
You may not be familiar with the magazines that have graced the music venues and cultural insittutions of Liverpool, but keeping on coming back and you will be.
Contribute
Along with the new website comes a new feature where you are going to be able to contribute - without you we are nothing.
We are Volunteers
We are all volunteers in this game of Life - We are always keen to hear from people interested in interviewing bands, artists musicians.
If you are interested in getting involved with Defnet Media then let us know. This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Welcome to Defnet Media!
This is going to be the new Defnet Media website where we will include a great deal more material than we have in the last site. So you can look forward to Art in Liverpool FM, Interviews, Workshops and from the looks of things a busier 2009 than 2008
Writing on the Wall launches this week
Festival Launch Party Celebrating WoW’s 10th Birthday!
Come and celebrate 10 years of a festival on the edge with exciting performances, readings and cake. Birthday guests include award winning writer Pauline Melville, (Shapeshi er, e Ventriloquist Tale, Eating Air), poet Paul Farley, ( e Boy from the Chemist is Here to See You, Ice Age and Tramp in Flames) and WoW new writers. Music to dance to provided by Kinda-a-Blue featuring Radio Merseyside’s soul diva Mandy Smith. Hosted by the legendary Julian Daniels.
Listen below to an interview with Mike Morris from Writing on the Wall
Click
to listen and for a free download
Interview with Dan Lynch at Oggcamp 10
If you missed Oggcamp at the beginning of May then you missed a really note worthy conference in Liverpool's burgeoning Tech scene.
You can find out more about the conference from this (unedited) video interview with Dan Lynch one of the organisers and an active member of the Liverpool Open Source community.
Line up for Africa Oye 2010 announced
The line up has been confirmed for this years Africa Oye Festival to be held on 19th & 20th June in Liverpool's Sefton Park. See below for all the acts.
FutureEverything 2010 hitting the Manchester streets
A fantastic line up of internationally renowned artists musicians and technologists provide a of Events, Interventions, Music, exhibitions plus a fantastic conference.
How brilliant is that
How brilliant is that - I once bumped into the artist who was putting a show on at the old Tito's restaurant in Slater Street. Tito's was old as it had been a pretty good restaurant in it's time - so I was told - but the owner had died in the Kitchen one weekend - I knew him vaguely as I worked in the building next door, an old NCP owned office block, which I should have bought when I had the chance. Tito's is now a club/pub of some sort I went past there the other week and there were bouncers outside bouncing, needless to say I didn't try and get in.
A Social Media Cafe for Liverpool
A quick update on this - there now is a Social Media Cafe in Liverpool go here for further information http://socialmediacafeliverpool.wordpress.com/ 14 June 2010
Ok so it's not an original idea so few of them are these days, but having one in Liverpool is - Don't get to excited about it being a cafe it isn't - that just an expression as it woudl take place in a cafe or more hopefully a friendly hostelry.
The idea is to have a meet up once a month where presentations are given and where you can find out about such malarky as RSS feeds and Twitter, Flickr, Facebook, Foursquare and etc etc etc - the list goes on. Social Media is great for letting your audience know what you are up to but also for them telling you what they think about it.
Manchester already has a social media cafe http://socialmediamanchester.ning.com/ which is really useful and it's about time Liverpool had one to.
Have you ever been to a presentation given by a Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) company where before the talk starts you are looking for the door? I have That is why I think that this is such a good idea as it all takes place in a nice space where you can come to all or just one of the presentations. A one to one surgery element is also an additional option where you could receive one to one advice from the presenters or organisers.
Is it for you? - well yes - it's free so what have you got to lose; the door is always open.
A few people have put their forward forward to say that they are keen to help out and even a venue that said they want to be used. So the next thing to do is to actually sort it all out.
Here are some social media ramblings by me on one of my other blogs
Next up I suppose is rallying some people around to talk about a format and dates. If your interested in getting involved either to attend, present or organise then leave a comment below and we will get back to you.
Tech-news