Adam Buxton knows a lot about the media and music. I keep an eye on his blog and I can only urge you to do the same! For example, did you know about the fabulous screen writing software Moviemaker? Do have a look; it's really funny.
Adam Buxton also hosts the regular BUG gigs where artists come to talk about making music videos among other things. Get some tickets and go see the next BUG show. Below is a link to the BFI website with a clip from BUG 17 where Buxton interviews some video directors about their "crowd sourcing" technique for their latest video.
http://www.bfi.org.uk/live/video/290
You can also check out the BUG site's archives to see some unusual and low budget music videos.
http://www.bugvideos.co.uk/show-archive.go
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Saturday, 17 July 2010
Thursday, 15 July 2010
BBC 6 Music is saved!
Once again, a victory for the people! Well, maybe not completely as the Asian network seems doomed...
After the announcement that BBC 6 Music was to be axed, many disgruntled listeners fought a hard campaign to save it. Cue in websites such as the 6 preservation society, blogs, Facebook pages like this one, Twitter, interviews with some of the radio station presenters on the news and support from major artists.

Read The Guardian article (guardian.co.uk) about "6 Music saved from closure" from 5 July.
BBC Trust says that 'the case has not been made' for digital station's closure – but no reprieve for Asian Network
Blog: is this a triumph for social media?
In pictures: who's who at 6 Music
In pictures: 6 Music protests
Adam Buxton, 6 Music presenter, also made a spoof video as part of the campaign, parodying David Bowie's song Changes, Changes (for 6 Music).
And here is the Channel 4 News announcing that the digital only radio station was saved after all. Do listen to the whole report; some key ideas to grasp.
A perfect case study for A2 Critical Perspectives!
After the announcement that BBC 6 Music was to be axed, many disgruntled listeners fought a hard campaign to save it. Cue in websites such as the 6 preservation society, blogs, Facebook pages like this one, Twitter, interviews with some of the radio station presenters on the news and support from major artists.

Read The Guardian article (guardian.co.uk) about "6 Music saved from closure" from 5 July.
BBC Trust says that 'the case has not been made' for digital station's closure – but no reprieve for Asian Network
Blog: is this a triumph for social media?
In pictures: who's who at 6 Music
In pictures: 6 Music protests
Adam Buxton, 6 Music presenter, also made a spoof video as part of the campaign, parodying David Bowie's song Changes, Changes (for 6 Music).
And here is the Channel 4 News announcing that the digital only radio station was saved after all. Do listen to the whole report; some key ideas to grasp.
A perfect case study for A2 Critical Perspectives!
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