It's nice to hear somebody from Harvard saying something intelligent. Of course intellectually speaking, I think Juliet Schor of Harvard is hot too.
Tom Lehman
Doug Henwood wrote:
> David Jennings [MSAI] wrote:
>
> >On Fri, 17 Sep 1999, Tom Lehman wrote:
> >
> > >Doug, I was able to listen to about 80% of your interview with the
> > >bankruptcy lady yesterday and then the connection went dead. I didn't
> > >catch her name and you were having some technical difficulties with the
> > >tape. Why don't you talk to WBAI about taking internet radio seriously.
> >
> >A setup like Pacifica et al has on the webactive site would be
> >very useful. There the realaudio files are kept up for a day or week so
> >that one can listen to shows at one's convenience. This is especially
> >nice for us out here in the sticks who don't have access to quality radio
> >otherwise. (If I hear one more NPR story on white female entrepreneurs or
> >the dot.com revolution, I'm going ballistic.)
>
> The management of WBAI, specifically in the person of station manager
> Valerie Van Isler, refuses to take webcasting seriously. Either this
> is Luddism, timidity, or a conviction that the station's going to be
> sold or transformed so why bother - no one knows.
>
> The "bankruptcy lady" is the excellent Elizabeth Warren of the
> Harvard Law School.
>
> Doug