The conference is being held at the University of Auckland on Friday 27th November to Sunday 29th November inclusive - you can read more about it here.
Some of the other presentations I am particularly interested in seeing include:
- Egenes - Remix Culture: The Folk Process in the 21st Century
- Johnson H - Chordophones, Aerophones and iPhones: The Value of Interactive Mobile Applications in the Mediatization of Music Performance
- Griffiths - Weapons of Mass Resistance? Radical Musical Responses to 9/11 and the War on Terror
- Giuffre - Trivial Music: A Preliminary Study of the Resurgence and Value of Music Quiz Programs on Australian Television
- Milicevis (presented by Borota) - Cyberspace and Music
- Jaeger - The Digital Revolution and Its Beneficial Effects on New Zealand Independent Record Labels
- Knopoff - What Happened to High Fidelity? Portable Music, the Internet and the Changed Culture of Listening
- Novak - Digital Music in Everyday Life
- Borschke - Archival Auteurs: MP3 Blogs and the Aesthetics of Social Distribution
- Strong - The Triple J Hottest 100 of all time 2009 and the Social Construction of MVsical value
These all look like excellent presentations and I can't wait to hear the papers. If you are around Auckland contact the conference organisers about coming along to see some papers! Otherwise, I hope to be blogging about some of the presentations while I am there. I am also hoping to get some other academics/PhD students together to see if anyone is interested in starting an organisation like FMC/Creative Freedom - hopefully a senior academic will volunteer to chair a working party to get something like this established.
Sally
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