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K1ller Hoerspiel zum Thema "the Scene" eine elektonische SUBkultur im Wiederstand.

Digital Underground - WDR-Hörspiel zum Thema / German "Scene" Audiobook

[click here 4 free mp3 ]

resources etc.

> wikipedia:

"Unter The Scene wird eine Computer-Subkultur verstanden, die sich im wesentlichem zum Ziel gesetzt hat, illegale Kopien von neuen Filmen und Computerspielen sowie neuer Musik innerhalb ihrer eigenen Netzwerke zu verbreiten, meist noch vor deren offiziellen Veröffentlichung. Im deutschsprachigen Raum wird oft auch die Bezeichnung „Die Scene“ benutzt. Die Szenemitglieder selbst nennen sich meist „Scener“. Die Szene hat ihre eigene Strukturen, Etiketten und Regeln, und unterteilt sich in mehrere, meist international verteilte Release Groups."

• The Scene
• Warez
• Operation Fastlink
• Operation Site Down
• Topsite

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_warez_groups (englisch, Liste mit bekannten Warez-Gruppen)

Wired Artikel: The shadow internet (englisch)

Geschichte der Cracking Groups: Auszug aus dem Buch NO COPY - Die Welt der digitalen Raubkopie

http://chaosradio.ccc.de/cr18.html free radio show!

http://www.defacto2.net/

Chaos Computer Club Radio Archive in German
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Demoscene: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demoscene

Exotica, ausführliche Informationen und Geschichte über die Demoszene in Wiki-Form

• demoscene.info, Informationen über die Demoszene
• pouet.net, riesige Datenbank mit Links, Screenshots und Rückblicken auf viele Demos aller Rechnerplattformen.
• Chaosradio Nr. 62: Demoszene
• Ein Artikel bei Spiegel.de über die Demoszene
• ↑ Digitale Kultur e.V.: Was ist die Demoszene? (PDF)
• ↑ WiDDY/Antichrist: The Scene Story
• ↑ Trixter: A Guide to the PC Demo Scene
• ↑ Boris Burger, Ondrej Paulovic, Milos Hasan: Realtime Visualization Methods in the Demoscene
• ↑ Patrick Brauch: Computerkunst am Rhein, c't 9/2005
• ↑ Petri Kuittinen: Computer Demos – The Story So Far
• ↑ demoparty.net: List of Demoparties

The BAD ASSS German REAL RAP Terrorist > Taktlo$$ > is hitting the airwaves in a
usual / unusual way.... i swear you never seen something like this before 4 real !
check that video at the end here... taktloss in full effect ! so true so real NO FAKE

Link: sevenload.com

 > The 3 min taktloss freestyle! Go for Minute 26.30  > Real Radio Terrorism 

Taktloss live on german radio fritz together with Halbgott mc + producer  K.S.
& the lame moderator Andre Langenfeld. Also there the very talented freestyle
wizard < halbgott mc < also from Berlin.  Watch his Videos below.

Feel the Real Vibes of German Rap beyond crap linke k.i.z. or the most other
german releases these Days. Check  the Taktloss  and Halbgott  Sites >  

Fritz Soundgarden vom 25.09.2007 Keyza Soze. Weitere Gäste sind Taktloss,
Justus & Amewu. Keyza Soze macht live in der Sendung einen Beat über den
Amewu und Taktloss am Ende freestylen. Weiterhin performed Amewu "Talent"
vom Komponisten-Album live im Studio

check out

> taktlo$$ web
> taktloss @ myspace

> halbgott mc @ myspace

Hi Folks

My dear Friend Whylee started an own Blog about black culture in germany and the world also related political issues you dont read elsewhere.  Check his African News

He also  perform sometime as a very special freestyle & dubstep mc 

check his myspace http://www.myspace.com/whyleemc

"Have a look and give me feedback. I just startet!. If you have interessting links or storys, mail me, please."

greetings whylee :

http://whylees.blogspot.com/

Here’s a hint for all bands and music promotion scumbags hoping to get their MP3 on emptyfree.com: Splurge for some web space. Because if you use MySpace to house your MP3s, I will immediately write you off as completely clueless amateurs. ESPECIALLY IF YOUR BAND IS AGAINST THE IRAQ WAR.

Does that make any fucking sense? Being a Bush-bashing band on MySpace? Helping the Iraq war’s biggest cheerleader and potential war profiteer, Rupert Murdoch, get even richer by driving traffic to MySpace’s advertisers?

Fuck MySpace.

via http://www.emptyfree.com/index.php?m=200709#post-787

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We are just a few, but there are many of you, Softpedia users, out there. That's why we thought it would be a good idea to create an email address for you to help us a little in finding gadgets we missed. Interesting links are bound to be posted with recognition going mainly to those who submit. The address is .

http://www.savenetradio.org/

06.25.07 Protest will silence some online music
Boston Globe, June 25, 2007

06.25.07 Internet radio operators plan silent protest
Plain Dealer, June 25, 2007

06.25.07 A Look at Radio Silence: When Copyright Law Reform Goes Terribly Wrong
FindLaw, June 25, 2007

06.25.07 Has Internet radio flatlined?
Beep, June 25, 2007

06.25.07 Radio Javan’s Day of Silence on Tuesday
Radio Javan, June 25, 2007

06.25.07 Internet Radio Day Of Silence
Spacelab Music News, June 25, 2007

06.25.07 Radio Silence
Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel Online, June 25, 2007

06.24.07 Internet Radio Goes Black June 26. Thoughts.
MP3 Newswire.net, Jun 24, 2007

06.24.07 Internet Radio Will go Silent on June 26
Slashdot June 24, 2007  

06.23.07 Radio Notes: Internet radio to go silent for a day
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, June 23, 2007

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http://www.droppingknowledge.org/g8/

Welcome to the dropping knowledge summercamp.
Here begins a month-long experiment in alternative multimedia coverage and creative artistic expression.

From Berlin to the Baltic Sea resort of Heiligendamm, where the leaders of the Group of 8 nations will convene from June 6-9, dropping knowledge will be on the trail of stories, questions and a multiplicity of views, capturing the culture and the counterculture of this year’s G8 summit.

http://www.move-against-g8.de/

http://www.g8-2007.de/

  http://art-goes-heiligendamm.net/de

Sudan's Darfur conflict

Many thousands of displaced people are in need of relief supplies The African Union (AU) peacekeeping force in Darfur is struggling to halt widespread abuses and violence, but Sudan is rejecting plans for it to hand over to a larger, stronger UN mission. More than two million people are living in camps after fleeing almost four years of fighting in the region and they would be even more vulnerable without any peacekeepers. Sudan's government and the pro-government Arab militias are accused of war crimes against the region's black African population, although the UN has stopped short of calling it genocide. Sudan also rejects moves by the International Criminal Court to name and then try war crimes suspects.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darfur_conflict

Police State in Action

August 22nd, 2005 by cream

We wish to deplore and condemn the violent, abusive and uncalled for actions by a militarized task force of Utah police raiding an electronic dance music event o­n August 20th, 2005 ("Versus II").

The use of armed force to subdue so-called undesirable elements of society has a long history: the Civil Rights movement, anti-war demonstrations, and Women's Equality have all witnessed the blunt end of a system of law that has been later, and justly, found in the wrong. For the past twenty years, this systematic use of militarized force has been directed against electronic dance music cultures, not o­nly in the United States but throughout the world, and often under the supposed reasoning of the War o­n Drugs, as well as due to mostly inaccurate perceptions of electronic dance music culture as violent, drug-ridden, and sexually irresponsible.

As educators, academics, artists and researchers of electronic dance music culture, we wish to dispel these all-too prevalent myths that raves--a primary form of experience and expression of this multifaceted, global and diverse culture--are the dens of illegality they are made out to be. Raves and other electronic dance culture events are, o­n the whole, a far safer and more affirmative experience than most bars, hockey rinks and football games; certainly they warrant no special attention among the fundamental rights of humans to appreciate, gather and express their freedoms. At their best, raves exhibit the positive characteristics that electronic dance music culture cherishes and cultivates: a sense of peace and respect shared through the common love of dance, art and music. They are today's carnivals and fairs, the folk gatherings that humanity has enjoyed for millenia.

We feel that electronic dance music culture has been unduly marked by a far more dangerous and violent sector, in short, a State bent o­n the militarization of society. We ask of the public to celebrate and protect their rights and freedoms in the face of ever-increasing limitations and pressures. Without the ability to express the freedoms every human cherishes, the ubiquitous rhetoric that necessitates their defense with force rings all the more hollow.

via http://www.breaksblog.biz