These are all reviews and articles tagged with "magazine".
Category: Feature
After years of working as an music journalist I am still surprised how the print music media ignore the world of free music. Creative Commons Musicians nearly get no support by print magazines which write about music. Netlabels get no spot, even if they try. The only print media which cover creative commons topicsare newspapers and live style magazines. Only one exception proves the rule: A German magazine called Beat writing about synthesizers, music production and… yes, Creative Commons Music. We interviewed its driving force aka main editor aka Thomas Raukamp and asked why.
Category: Interview Portrait | News
The Spain-Germany Podcast Connection | Monday evening: mo. has turned on two laptops, started Traktor, Skype, his mixer and midi-mixers and than… Click!, you hear how a microphone gets turned on, the trailer rolls in and with some more mouse clicks Cologne/Germany is connected with Calella/Spain via datacable. Welcome to the netaudio radioshow with spains [...]
Category: News
“Form follows function!” | No question, we are proud to present you the redesign of Phlow-Magazine.com. In last september our first goal was to digg deep into the netaudio-scene and present you everyday free music for your mp3-player. In the last week, we spend some time to optimize the xhtml, design and to give our [...]
Category: Charts
mo. is a journalist and musiclover from Cologne/Germany. He is the editor of Phlow.net, a german weblog about music and netculture. Three months ago he started an (d)english version called Phlow-Magazine.com to portrait free music distributed by netlabels to a worldwide audience. While digging free music from netlabels all over the globe in the past [...]
