Comments on: Connecting Cultures through Music http://www.m-trends.org/2006/08/connecting-cultures-through-music.html About mobile media lifestyle trends. Tue, 17 Jan 2012 14:37:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 By: mopocket » Blog Archive » Welcome To The 41st Carnival Of The Mobilists http://www.m-trends.org/2006/08/connecting-cultures-through-music.html/comment-page-1#comment-405058 mopocket » Blog Archive » Welcome To The 41st Carnival Of The Mobilists Mon, 08 Sep 2008 18:03:09 +0000 http://www.m-trends.org/2006/08/connecting-cultures-through-music.html#comment-405058 [...] Connecting Cultures Through Music From the Mobilist daddy himself, Rudy De Waele of M-Trends.org sends in an article he wrote for Vodafones Reciever Magazine in which Rudy talks beautifully and eloquently about the ways in which mobile technology makes music into a social networking phenomena the likes of which we have never seen. While Rudy’s article is meant to be about music specifically it has some real buried treasures deep inside its discourse that can be used to discuss the greater impacts that mobile technology will have on our smartmobby like existence. [Read] [...] [...] Connecting Cultures Through Music From the Mobilist daddy himself, Rudy De Waele of M-Trends.org sends in an article he wrote for Vodafones Reciever Magazine in which Rudy talks beautifully and eloquently about the ways in which mobile technology makes music into a social networking phenomena the likes of which we have never seen. While Rudy’s article is meant to be about music specifically it has some real buried treasures deep inside its discourse that can be used to discuss the greater impacts that mobile technology will have on our smartmobby like existence. [Read] [...]

]]> By: Carnival of the Mobilists - Host of the Year! at m-trends.org http://www.m-trends.org/2006/08/connecting-cultures-through-music.html/comment-page-1#comment-43776 Carnival of the Mobilists - Host of the Year! at m-trends.org Mon, 05 Feb 2007 12:51:53 +0000 http://www.m-trends.org/2006/08/connecting-cultures-through-music.html#comment-43776 [...] You can vote for me of course, Carnival of the Mobilists #33, I previously got selected for best host of the month in the awards sponsored by Khosla Ventures for June. You can still vote for my post of the week from August in the 41th edition of the Carnival of the Mobilists of Justin Oberman at his MOpocket site. That post relates actually to the “Connecting cultures through Music” article I wrote for Vodafone Receiver. [...] [...] You can vote for me of course, Carnival of the Mobilists #33, I previously got selected for best host of the month in the awards sponsored by Khosla Ventures for June. You can still vote for my post of the week from August in the 41th edition of the Carnival of the Mobilists of Justin Oberman at his MOpocket site. That post relates actually to the “Connecting cultures through Music” article I wrote for Vodafone Receiver. [...]

]]> By: Nokia N91 Kills the iPod * at m-trends.org http://www.m-trends.org/2006/08/connecting-cultures-through-music.html/comment-page-1#comment-14699 Nokia N91 Kills the iPod * at m-trends.org Fri, 08 Sep 2006 02:00:28 +0000 http://www.m-trends.org/2006/08/connecting-cultures-through-music.html#comment-14699 [...] I could perfectly browse my MyStrands Mobile account, I had some problems though listening to the Real Player audio previews due to some tough operator proxy settings. I read Justin Oberman selected my Connecting Cultures through Music article as Post of the Week of his Carnival of the Mobilists #41 hosting. I’ll accept the invitation for the brownies, Paula! I also installed the Free Mobilists’ Mobile RSS Reader package so I stayed tuned on my mobilists friends’ feeds, nicely bundled. [...] [...] I could perfectly browse my MyStrands Mobile account, I had some problems though listening to the Real Player audio previews due to some tough operator proxy settings. I read Justin Oberman selected my Connecting Cultures through Music article as Post of the Week of his Carnival of the Mobilists #41 hosting. I’ll accept the invitation for the brownies, Paula! I also installed the Free Mobilists’ Mobile RSS Reader package so I stayed tuned on my mobilists friends’ feeds, nicely bundled. [...]

]]> By: Carnival 41 at MOpocket at Carnival of the Mobilists http://www.m-trends.org/2006/08/connecting-cultures-through-music.html/comment-page-1#comment-12724 Carnival 41 at MOpocket at Carnival of the Mobilists Fri, 25 Aug 2006 08:16:36 +0000 http://www.m-trends.org/2006/08/connecting-cultures-through-music.html#comment-12724 [...] Justin Oberman’s got the 41th edition of the Carnival of the Mobilists at his MOpocket site. Good work on the editing, Justin, and congrats to Rudy de Waele for getting selected as the best post. [...] [...] Justin Oberman’s got the 41th edition of the Carnival of the Mobilists at his MOpocket site. Good work on the editing, Justin, and congrats to Rudy de Waele for getting selected as the best post. [...]

]]> By: jamescoops http://www.m-trends.org/2006/08/connecting-cultures-through-music.html/comment-page-1#comment-11832 jamescoops Tue, 22 Aug 2006 12:27:14 +0000 http://www.m-trends.org/2006/08/connecting-cultures-through-music.html#comment-11832 Good stuff - Vodafone Receiver ... its like the days of "The Feature" - could do with some RSS feeds tho (geeky but i'll miss the new stuff otherwise) You missed out the "return of the ghetto blaster" from your article tho - the main urban mobile music trend I see in London is kids playing music on their phones as a kind of call-sign when they're walking along or to entertain themselves/ annoy everyone else on the top of the bus. It's completely reversing the ipod mentality of putting on your headphones and shutting everything out. Good stuff – Vodafone Receiver … its like the days of “The Feature” – could do with some RSS feeds tho (geeky but i’ll miss the new stuff otherwise)

You missed out the “return of the ghetto blaster” from your article tho – the main urban mobile music trend I see in London is kids playing music on their phones as a kind of call-sign when they’re walking along or to entertain themselves/ annoy everyone else on the top of the bus. It’s completely reversing the ipod mentality of putting on your headphones and shutting everything out.

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