http://www.hulger.org/iquran/ Fri, 05 Dec 2008 17:57:35 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 http://www.hulger.org/iquran/#comment-3363 Ottmar Liebert » Blog Archive » Music and Object Tue, 15 Aug 2006 16:29:34 +0000 http://www.hulger.org/?p=55#comment-3363 [...] Music and Object hulger.orgThis GodPod machine furthers an emerging trend in non-transferable media players in the face of infinately copyable and transferable media. I went back through this blog and found the iQuran, Buddah Machine, Soundbomb as well as Alice Wang’s piece for the Hulgerisation workshop. They all create new formats that bind the player to the media inextricably. This creates exciting possibilities for the relationship between the music / sound / content and the physical object which plays them. A similar relationship between the record and its cover. [...] [...] Music and Object hulger.orgThis GodPod machine furthers an emerging trend in non-transferable media players in the face of infinately copyable and transferable media. I went back through this blog and found the iQuran, Buddah Machine, Soundbomb as well as Alice Wang’s piece for the Hulgerisation workshop. They all create new formats that bind the player to the media inextricably. This creates exciting possibilities for the relationship between the music / sound / content and the physical object which plays them. A similar relationship between the record and its cover. [...]

]]> http://www.hulger.org/iquran/#comment-3149 hulger.org » Blog Archive » GODPOD Mon, 07 Aug 2006 19:08:27 +0000 http://www.hulger.org/?p=55#comment-3149 [...] This GodPod machine furthers an emerging trend in non-transferable media players in the face of infinately copyable and transferable media. I went back through this blog and found the iQuran, Buddah Machine, Soundbomb as well as Alice Wang’s piece for the Hulgerisation workshop. They all create new formats that bind the player to the media inextricably. This creates exciting possibilities for the relationship between the music / sound / content and the physical object which plays them. A similar relationship between the record and its cover. From Redferret [...] [...] This GodPod machine furthers an emerging trend in non-transferable media players in the face of infinately copyable and transferable media. I went back through this blog and found the iQuran, Buddah Machine, Soundbomb as well as Alice Wang’s piece for the Hulgerisation workshop. They all create new formats that bind the player to the media inextricably. This creates exciting possibilities for the relationship between the music / sound / content and the physical object which plays them. A similar relationship between the record and its cover. From Redferret [...]

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