Comments on: “Radio Engage” Collaboration Enlists Participation, Leverages Open Source http://johntynan.com/archives/143 My Name is John Tynan and I am a poet. I live in Tempe, Arizona with my beautiful wife and muse. I have a hammock, a home theater, a python code book, a piano and a bicycle. Fri, 05 Sep 2008 23:45:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: John Tynan http://johntynan.com/archives/143#comment-7707 John Tynan Wed, 04 Jun 2008 16:18:31 +0000 http://johntynan.com/?p=143#comment-7707 Thanks Catherine! I'm listening to some of your radio stories right now: http://savingthesierra.org/radio An excellent example of independent producers doing great things on the web. Thanks Randy! You're exactly right. Being clear about what we want to do is essential. I'll work on this for another blog post. I believe you'll have a way for you to chime in on what is important to you in this project. Making Local information available is essential to making this relevant. Your participation as a knowledgeable person who is involved in the local arts community will be crucial to having a relevant and useful site. I look forward to seeing where this project goes and to your involvement in it. You both make excellent points. I'll certainly let you know how you can become more involved as the project progresses and as I find out more info myself. I'll be sure to keep your priorities in mind in my work with this as well. All the best, John T. Thanks Catherine!

I’m listening to some of your radio stories right now: http://savingthesierra.org/radio An excellent example of independent producers doing great things on the web.

Thanks Randy! You’re exactly right. Being clear about what we want to do is essential. I’ll work on this for another blog post. I believe you’ll have a way for you to chime in on what is important to you in this project.

Making Local information available is essential to making this relevant. Your participation as a knowledgeable person who is involved in the local arts community will be crucial to having a relevant and useful site. I look forward to seeing where this project goes and to your involvement in it.

You both make excellent points. I’ll certainly let you know how you can become more involved as the project progresses and as I find out more info myself. I’ll be sure to keep your priorities in mind in my work with this as well.

All the best,

John T.

]]> By: Randy Kinkel http://johntynan.com/archives/143#comment-7703 Randy Kinkel Tue, 03 Jun 2008 17:36:43 +0000 http://johntynan.com/?p=143#comment-7703 I'm thinking I'd like to see more LOCAL content and not so much national and international. I want to know more about MY area, where I live. and that might not be too interesting to everyone else. I’m thinking I’d like to see more LOCAL content and not so much national and international. I want to know more about MY area, where I live. and that might not be too interesting to everyone else.

]]> By: Randy Kinkel http://johntynan.com/archives/143#comment-7702 Randy Kinkel Tue, 03 Jun 2008 17:32:30 +0000 http://johntynan.com/?p=143#comment-7702 can you explain this in more non IT terms? be more specific? what are you hoping to accomplish? Thanks. can you explain this in more non IT terms? be more specific? what are you hoping to accomplish? Thanks.

]]> By: Catherine Stifter http://johntynan.com/archives/143#comment-7581 Catherine Stifter Wed, 21 May 2008 19:27:20 +0000 http://johntynan.com/?p=143#comment-7581 Great ideas! And as always Don't Forget the Independent Producers who may not have station affiliations, but are doing good stuff online. It's one more opportunity for stations and indies to collaborate across "silos" (what a nice rural metaphor!) for the benefit of OUR listeners. Cheers! Great ideas! And as always Don’t Forget the Independent Producers who may not have station affiliations, but are doing good stuff online. It’s one more opportunity for stations and indies to collaborate across “silos” (what a nice rural metaphor!) for the benefit of OUR listeners.
Cheers!

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