I suppose
http://www.archive.org should also playogg, after all "
The Internet Archive is building a digital library of Internet
sites and other cultural artifacts in digital form. " and we would want the content to be watched and listened to in Freedom.
Just a thought.
Regards
Tenzin
On Tue, Jul 22, 2008 at 12:34 AM, PlayOgg Team <
address@hidden> wrote:
Hello, PlayOgg supporters!
Since Friday you and over 1,000 others have joined this list to help
us advocate for PlayOgg in the coming weeks.
First, there is one easy way you can help the campaign, right now. Do
you listen to US National Public Radio (NPR)? If so, please tune in to
WBUR Boston's new Ogg Vorbis stream at:
<http://www.wbur.org/listen/feed/ogg.m3u>.
Read about the PlayOgg campaigns success with WBUR:
<http://www.fsf.org/blogs/wbur-playogg-update>.
If everyone on this list picks up this stream, Ogg listeners will make
up 50% of their online audience. Although there are dozens of Ogg
streams we could direct you to (and we will!), we'd like you to stream
this one for the next few weeks as we plan to make the next campaign
action a high profile call for public broadcasters to use free audio
formats.
Second, we would like to apologize for the spam that came through to
the list. This is not a public discussion list, but a low volume
action alert list. We will be giving you regular easy actions that you
can take to help make a big difference in the world of free media
formats!
Third and last, we would like the thank the Xiph Foundation
http://xiph.org/ for all of their hard work in creating and
maintaining Ogg and their efforts to develop other free protocols and
software to serve the public.
Sincerely,
Josh, Matt, Peter, and John
The PlayOgg Team
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