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Martin Phillipps Remembered: Brave Words, 1 - Article | AudioCulture Martin Phillipps, taken in London, probably Bonnington Square, Lambeth, 1985 - Terry Moore Jane Dodd I met Martin in the beginning of 1972 (no, that’s not a typo) at George Street Normal School. It wa...

We lost Martin Phillipps one year ago today. This is a lovely way to remember Phillipps: we were lucky enough to be able to gather two pages of memories shared by his his friends and bandmates. Here is page one:
www.audioculture.co.nz/articles/mar...

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you must be at the tipping point!

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The Post

I had a lot of fun researching the Ngā Taonga audiovisual archive for this NZ Music Month story for The Post.
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www.thepost.co.nz/culture/3606...

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Thought provoking talk by Paul Rowe on how analogue intelligence complements AI, alongside some issues such as biases in AI. #NDF25

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The impact of Utaina on the audiovisual record of NZ Aotearoa \ Kate Roberts (Ngā Taonga), Jessica Moran (National Library), Louise McCrone (Archives NZ). #NDF25

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Dave Patten talks about Web Lab (2012), an award-winning collab between Google and Science Museum, London - complete with universal orchestra. #NDF25

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Paula Bray State Library Victoria (3rd busiest library in the world) Libraries do a lot for society and helps others understand they can be innovators. #NDF25

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