{"article":{"id":9438,"heading":"borderhack - call for audio submissions","author":"anon","created":"2001-08-23 16:26:14","modified":"2005-08-15 00:37:44","last_modified":"Mon, 15 Aug 2005 07:37:44","article":"<p>Invitation to participate: <br><br>  <br>  <br>        'Border Reports' will extend the mission of Borderhack 2.0  <br>  <br>        to 'delete the border,' by <br>  <br>        transmitting sound (as audible and radio frequencies) into  <br>  <br>        the immediate vicinity (Tijuana MX, <br>  <br>        San Ysidro USA). <br><br>        We invite you to create a sound recording for this project. <br>  <br>        The name 'Border Reports' comes from the AM radio traffic  <br>  <br>        reports in San Diego that let people <br>  <br>        know how long it takes to get across the border. <br>  <br>        Drivers have to wait in line and produce passports to cross <br><br>        the border, but sound itself knows <br>  <br>        no such barriers. The USA used radio for years to transmit <br><br>        the message of capitalism into the <br>  <br>        communist bloc; we will use sound frequencies similarly, in <br><br>        order to mobilize discussion and <br>  <br>        understanding of border policies which criminalize the poor <br><br>        and politically persecuted. <br><br>  <br>  <br>        We would like to present your sound recording as part of  <br>  <br>        this international transmission . We <br>  <br>        invite you to produce a 5 minute (maximum) audio segment to <br><br>        be transmitted on both sides of <br>  <br>        the border during the Borderhack encampment on August 24, <br><br>        25, 25 in Playas Tijuana. <br><br>        Segments can take any form including: Journalistic,  <br>  <br>        conceptual, investigative, political <br>  <br>        manifestos, creative appropriation, musical, a shout-out,  <br>  <br>        an interview, a mini-history, <br>  <br>        information, news, noise, a poem. <br>  <br>        Title your segment: The title of each segment should start <br><br>        with - <br>  <br>        \"Border Report,\" and then a number or year or title which  <br>  <br>        might indicate <br>  <br>        the content or feeling of your segment. <br>  <br>        Examples would be: <br>  <br>        \"Border Report No.365\" \"Border Report No. 366,\" <br>  <br>        \"Border Report Year 2060\" <br>  <br>        \"Border Report 2.2\" <br>  <br>        \"Border Report Berlin 1937\" <br><br>        Segments could consider the US Mexico frontier year 2001,  <br>  <br>        but they could also present <br>  <br>        information about other borders past, present and future. <br><br>        Where and how to produce the segment? There are several  <br>  <br>        ways! <br><br>        Record at Playas de Tijuana: <br>  <br>        We will have a station at Playas and recording equipment.  <br>  <br>        Bring your text or instruments and <br>  <br>        find us under the Border Reports flag. Or come up with a  <br>  <br>        spontaneous interview or sound piece <br>  <br>        at Playas; there should be plenty of inspiration at the  <br>  <br>        encampment. <br><br>        Record at our studio. Please call us at (213) 365-2344 to  <br>  <br>        record with us. <br>  <br>        Best days would be Monday August 20 and Tuesday August <br>  <br>        21.  <br>  <br>        Or email us at <br>  <br>        slewison@hotmail or ncousino@earthlink.net. <br><br>        Record at your place and deliver the file via mail, or to  <br>  <br>        our house or mailbox in Los Angeles. <br>  <br>        Please email or call for details\/address. Or <br>  <br>        bring the recording with you to the Borderhack emcampment  <br>  <br>        at Playas. We can take audio <br>  <br>        cassette, minidisc or CD. <br><br>        Record at your place, and send the file via email. Please  <br>  <br>        contact us for details as to what <br>  <br>        kind of file we can accept. <br><br>        Any language is welcome: <br>  <br>        english, spanish, sound, music, noise or any other language <br><br>        transmitted through audiowaves. <br><br>        duration: <br>  <br>        maximum 5 minutes <br><br>        usable recording formats: <br>  <br>        cassette tape, mini-disc, cd <br><br>        We hope you will participate in this action! The more, the <br><br>        merrier (and louder). <br><br>        For more information, please contact Nicole or Sarah at  <br>  <br>        213-365-2344, or ncousino@earthlink, <br>  <br>        or slewison@hotmail.com. <br><br>        Border Reports is part of Borderhack. <br>  <br>        See http:\/\/www.de-lete.tv\/borderhack <br><br>        &lt; DELETE THE BORDER! &gt; <br><br>        Borderhack is a festival\/camp that is part of the \"kein  <br>  <br>        mensch ist illegal\" chain of <br>  <br>        bordercamps. It will take place in Tijuana on August 24, 25 <br><br>        and <br>  <br>        26 of the year 2001. The location of the camp will be in  <br>  <br>        the Playas de Tijuana part of the <br>  <br>        city, in front of the actual border fence that divides <br>  <br>        the <br>  <br>        third and the first world, and also where it penetrates the <br><br>        ocean. The camp will offer net <br>  <br>        art, photograph exhibits, border cinema, ISDN <br>  <br>        connections, conferences and workshops, not to mention the  <br>  <br>        participation of the global <br>  <br>        hacktivist and net-media art community.<\/p>\n","contact":"anon","link":"http:\/\/www.borderhack.org","address":"anon","phone":"","parent_id":0,"mime_type":"text\/plain","summary":"Boarderhack 2.0 - call for audio submissions","numcomment":0,"fileurl":"\/uploads\/2001\/08\/borderhack.txt","filesize":"4.5 kibibytes","article_url":"\/news\/2001\/08\/9438.php"},"attachments":[],"comments":[]}