Musical influences mashed up with London Underground map Debcha sez, "Dorian Lynskey presents a London Underground map, transmogrified to represent music and musical influences. Each major line is a style of music (for example the Circle Line is pop, and the Docklands Light Railroad is classical), each station is labeled with the name of an artist. Junctions are artists working in two or more genr

Irene McGee's podcast picked up by terrestrial radio Former Real World castmember Irene McGee's great radio show and podcast NoOne's Listening, about media deconstruction, has been picked up by a commercial terrestrial radio station. It will air in the San Francisco Bay Area on Infinity Broadcasting's 106.9 Free FM on Friday nights from 11pm-midnight. The original, longer-format NoOne's Listening

Posted by Xeni Jardin, February 1, 2006 3:53 PM | permalink Huh. This image reminds me of... something... I've seen... somewhere... before. If only I could remember. [shrugs]. Link (Thanks, anonymous fan of the Motion Picture Association of America's logo)

Photos of mathematical equations -- London show open Feb 1 Justin Mullins, an artist who produces framed equations with textual material explaining their meaning to everyday life, is having his first exhibition in London, Feb 1-12, at Lauderdale House. Mullins's work -- which he calls "mathematical photography" -- goes beyond gimmicky amusement. Sustained attention to the equations and diagrams he

Security researchers at Princeton are making great strides in picking apart the systems used by copy-restriction companies to corrupt the CDs sold by music labels like Sony-BMG. Princeton's Alex Halderman has published preliminary results of his and Ed Felten's work on reverse-engineering the Digital Rights Management systems that were the subject of so much controversy when Sony was caught infect

Photo: lesbian kiss in Tiananmen Square under guards, Mao

Over Thanksgiving we stayed in a condo in the mountains of Colorado. Each afternoon, a lamp in the living room would take on a devlish mood.

My friend Mason Inman posted this photoshopped image on his blog in honor of his new spectacles. It literally makes my eyes tear. Link

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