OK, so here we have a peek into the minds of individuals who have the time to find new blogs and spam all over the site. Could Internet Addiction be Genetic on Philly.com It’s not surprising. Is there a correlation between ADHD and digital addiction? Well, both are genetic, so it’s likely merely a matter […]

This is something we should all be following for many reasons. For one, site order there will be an effect on the kind of research we’ll be able to do in school based situations using PDAs. http://tech.fortune.cnn.com/2012/09/01/apple-targets-the-samsung-galaxy-s-iii-and-galaxy-note/ Considering that only 15 years ago we were still recording music into desktop computers– and some of us […]

Closely related to the themes introduced in Thessaloniki at the ISME MayDay Symposium, on Music Education and The Creative Economy, I invite you to read this Canadian authored report. Note that music is discussed in two distinct sections, recording and performance, as well as in interdisciplinary contexts, which is significant on a number of levels. Of […]

This is a phenomenon that Danny Bakan and I revealed in our 2011 publication with the UNESCO E-Observatory Journal http://9to5mac.com/2012/08/14/teens-flock-to-youtube-for-music-consumption-over-itunes-and-other-mediums/ http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10000872396390444042704577587570410556212.html#articleTabs%3Dvideo I’ve been using YouTube to teach guitar, medicine and to learn some guitar licks and tunes, for over two years. Also, some of the best music videos of great performances are archived on YouTube. […]

How many readers remember the clumsy headphones that weighed two pounds that we used 25-30 years ago? It was the most tiring part of being on the radio, because wearing heavy headphones for four hours is a workout on one’s neck. Who would have thought that something like a ‘headphone’ would have the kind of caché […]