PAB09 Audio Excerpt – Bob Goyetche
Listen to excerpts of What Have We Lost?, a presentation delivered by Bob Goyetche at PAB09.
Early radio and TV recordings are highly sought by collectors for several reasons. Not only do they offer entertainment, the offer glimpses into society and how the nascent media attempted to relate to the world around it. Much like radio and TV’s maturation, podcasting is becoming mainstream, more predicable, more homogenized. This is a good time to look back and save what we can, and let future generations judge it’s importance.
Bob Goyetche takes a look at podcasting from the early stoneage days to today and examines what we’ve lost along the way. This talk is intended to be both a reminder and celebration of things we may have forgotten, and a call to action for leaving our digital footprints for others to find.
MARK YOUR CALENDAR… PAB2010 is taking place June 18-20, 2010 at the Fourth Stage of the National Arts Centre in Ottawa, Canada.
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[...] At the 2009 Podcasters Across Borders conference, Bob Goyetche delivered a presentation entitled, “What have we lost?“ Bob talked about the vast number of podasts that have come and gone in Canada and raised questions about archiving, nostalgia and the historical record of podcasts. [...]