Pirate Radio is a problem for folks over in the UK. And it’s time to crack down. Pirate radio signals can override existing radio stations and emergency signals.

The one line that amused me the most reminded me of a drug deal:

Five people were arrested and officers seized thousands of pounds worth of broadcasting and musical equipment.

What does this say?

1. Radio is still alive and making money, which is why Pirate Radio wants in the game
2. Commercial Radio isn’t doing something…

Why? At least Chris Cornell’s lesser known solo projects sounded like Chris Cornell. No matter who he works with, Timbaland always sounds like Timbaland.

_{“Lex Luthor Bailout” with Jon Hamm from Jon Hamm found via Popped Culture}

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Anything can be a part of your media - even a wall.

Throw out the term “media” and use “medium”

an intervening substance, as air, through which a force acts or an effect is produced.

Mark gives a great tour of a great looking radio app from AirKast. Mind you I’m wondering if it’s an “app” or something else. A cross between app and website. Looked like a lot of navigation was through Safari …

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