Tara Brabazon podcast

Nick Dunn discusses with Tara Brabazon the developments in his crowdsourcing project. When music becomes a service, rather than a product, how is it funded?

Matt Ingram discusses the development of his social media marketing project. Why are organizations and businesses moving to social media?

What is the relationship between academics and journalists? Can the Web 2.0 environment create closer relationships between these professions?

Abigail Edwards talks with Tara Brabazon about the experience of graduate education.

Matt Ingram, Nick Dunn and Tara Brabazon explore 'The Great Reset' - the changing relationship between work and leisure, production and consumption.

Tara Brabazon explores how librarians can use sound, and in particular podcasting, in their professional lives.

Tara Brabazon explores the value of popular cultural studies as a way to subvert the (easy) justifications of education, beyond 'art' and 'industry.' Lady Gaga dances her way to this different future.

Tara Brabazon talks with Matt Ingram about his MA Creative Media Dissertation. Matt asks how the new economic environment - post the credit crunch - has transformed content, context and marketing

What happens when new media become old media, and old media becomes redundant? Tara Brabazon explores the honesty of dead media in understanding the economic, social and environmental consequences of obsolescence.

Tara Brabazon talks with Nick Dunn about his MA Creative Media dissertation. He is exploring the use of social media to advertise remixing applications for the iPhone.