After our fruitful collaboration with Chattanooga Public Library we're extremely happy to announce that following the conclusion of a successful Kickstarter campaign, we'll be officially working with WFMT's Studs Terkel Radio Archive to provide discoverable and remixable Interactive Transcripts.
In true collaborative style we'll ...
The end of last Summer and much of Autumn was spent working on a project which came to be known as Palestine Remix (palestineremix.com).
An ambitious project conceived by Al Jazeera — its remit to take 17 documentaries on the subject of Palestine in four languages, augment them with written narratives and make the material ...
Over the summer we were lucky enough to work closely with Chattanooga Public Library and other related organisations. The idea - to create and pilot a customised version of Hyperaudio for organisations.
Sponsorship for this initiative from the Mozilla Gigabit Community Fund also allowed us to add several features to our private beta and make ...
Last year, when I was first asked to present Hyperaudio at the MediaParty in Buenos Aires, August seemed a very long time away. Yet here we are - I'm Argentina-bound and leaving on a jetplane tomorrow.
I'm excited to be talking about Hyperaudio in a journalistic context and running workshops with ...
We're very happy to announce that we'll be officially collaborating with Chattanooga Public Library and other Chattanooga based organizations to pilot Hyperlocal Hyperaudio. We're very grateful to the Mozilla Gigabit Community Fund for helping us on our way!
Mozilla Gigabit is all about ...
A few weeks ago we had the fantastic opportunity to try out Hyperaudio with the latest generation of web users and mixers.
We're currently collaborating with Chattanooga Public Library (CPL to its friends), trying out ideas centred around community journalism and learning. This ties in with our aim ...
One of the questions that comes up often regarding Hyperaud.io is:How do you represent the timed transcript?
The representation of a transcript is probably one of the most contentious pieces of the Hyperaudio architecture and can often invoke the dreaded …
The February 6 demonstration story begins with the discovery of a box of almost 20 videotapes from the early 1980s that were found deteriorating in the library’s local history department. The videotapes had been given to the public library by WTCI, the local public television station, many years ago. On the tapes were a series of oral history interviews with local characters, some of whom were significant community figures. Nobody had seen these interviews in 30 years …
As often happens, the place where distractions are fewer is a place with no internet connection, and as also often happens, there is no WiFi on an international flight. Good. I’m flying back from Doha and Al Jazeera’s HQ, where I’ve been giving some training and making more friends. While I was there I also took the opportunity to pitch Hyperaudio to a few people. I have been there before, and is always nice to immerse myself in the hushed tones of Al Jazeera’s newsroom, but this time I came with a mission: to partner with Al Jazeera to bring Hyperaudio to a worldwide audience…
Hyperaudio is a term coined by Henrik Moltke. After discovering we had similar interests we started working on the concept a while back, resulting in a few demos such as the Radiolab demo for WNYC. That was a couple of years ago now. Since then I have been working with my colleague Mark Panaghiston on various Hyperaudio demos and thinking about how we can create an suite of tools I imaginatively call the Hyperaudio Ecosystem, at the center of that ecosystem sits the Hyperaudio Pad…