Für alle, die mehr zum Thema «Mashups» (Def.) erfahren wollen, sei der Artikel «Dr. Mashup; or, Why Educators Should Learn to Stop Worrying and Love the Remix» von Brian Lamb empfohlen.

The „remix“ of digital content can happen in any number of ways. As Tony Hirst has argued: „The easiest remix is not really a remix at all, and barely counts as a reuse, though it is a republish or represent—just take a direct copy of someone else’s content and make it your own property/publish it on your own site, in your own content area . . . at least it shows someone else cares enough to take a copy. And it’s another place for eyeballs to see that content.“8 From there, one might delete or edit irrelevant references, add and update links, perhaps embed an appropriate online video, and link to a podcast. Maybe a dynamically updated RSS feed from a relevant blog or del.icio.us tag can be rendered on the sidebar to provide a steady stream of fresh content. Hey . . . now we’re mashing it up! [weiterlesen]

Und für alle, die ein praktisches Beispiel suchen, die sollten sich das mashed-up audio über Mashups anhören. Wirklich hörenswert. Mal schauen, vielleicht produziere ich demnächst auch mal einen Mash-up 😉