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WFMU RadioVision 2013

WFMU's radiovision turns three with an exploration of the outer limits. New forms of culture and technology always begin on the margins and the edges but on Saturday October 19th they will be center stage at the Scholastic auditorium in SoHo New York City.

This year radiovision offers a separate morning track of programming, and a full day ticket comes with a catered lunch on the rooftop terrace at the Scholastic building.
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Morning, Track: "Stayin' Alive - The Future of Radio" 10 am to 12:45pm
$50 Morning Program Admission

*Radio scholar Elena Razlogova moderates a discussion about the radio stations of the future: music blogs, streaming services, and audio platforms. Featuring Soundcloud's Diana Kimball, Songza's Megan Green and Geko Jones.

*WFMU's Liz Berg will lead a discussion about new funding models for radio and audio production, featuring Planet Money's Alex Blumberg and Chris Bannon (WNYC).

*Native Advertising is the latest new publishing model. Brands fund creators to "co-create." Author and journalist Rob Walker hosts a discussion on what podcasters, video bloggers, and writers need to understand to survive and prosper in this new environment. With Bob Garfield from On the Media and Josh Fjelstad from Buzzfeed.

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A full day ticket gives you entrance to the morning programming track and a ticket to our catered lunch and the afternoon programming
$100 Full Day General Admission
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*Opening Remarks from WFMU's Benjamen Walker

*Tom Scharpling host of The Best Show on WFMU takes on the Comedy Podcast with Julie Klausner and Jake Fogelnest

*Theater of the radio I with Jon Ronson, Jonathan Goldstein, and Starlee Kine. WFMU's Andrea Silenzi gets three of the medium's best writers to talk about the radio essay.

*Reddit co-founder and internet presidential candidate Alexis Ohanian presents his new project: Without Their Permission: how the internet will be made, not managed.

*Laurie Anderson is our 2013 Radiovision Keynote Speaker. Her presentation will be followed with a Q&A led by WFMU's Ken Freedman.