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Watching moving images is a passive activity and people will happily sit back and watch almost anything. That's why television has become so popular. The internet is fast on its way to replacing print as a medium due to the vast amount of text based information available on the world wide web. It's next conquest will be television. The technology is here today to offer streaming video right on a website. Thanks to youTube we've all got used to watching movies on our computers.

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'Skandia Cowes Week Live' - Podcasting

This series of podcasts derive from a three year period of streaming bands and musicians 'live' from the main stage at the Cowes Yacht Haven during Skandia Cowes Week. Every gig has been archived for just this kind of opportunity - podcasting represents the perfect opportunity for replaying some superb musical performances and reliving the atmosphere of probably the most famous regatta in the sailing calendar. Most of the bands are local to the Isle of Wight - but the quality and professionalism of their musicianship is legendary, not only to visitors at Skandia Cowes Week but to the rest of the Island as well.

Something different from our company archives this month.

This performance took place in our studio at wight365 and went live to the internet in May of last year. It is a micro-concert by guitar player / composer Jerry Cahill.

Jerry is a local Isle of Wight musician who now lives in the Exeter area and is well known on the festival circuit. He is a regular performer at Glastonbury. He performs in all musical genres but as a composer and performer of his own work a description of 'ambient-Indo-European-blues from Devon' comes close.

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Also included in this podcast series:

May 2006: Cowes Week - Last Orders live at Skandia Cowes Week 2004

April 2006: Cowes Week - The Nick Kane Band - Skandia Cowes Week 2005

March 2006: Cowes Week - Mercury Live at Cowes Yacht Haven

February 2006: Cowes Week - Tin Lids Live at Skandia Cowes Week 2005

January 2006: Cowes Week - The Jones' live at Skandia Cowes Week 2005

December 2005: Cowes Week - JC & Angelina live at the Cowes Yacht Haven

November 2005: Cowes Week - The Accelerators Live at Skandia Cowes Week 2004

October 2005: Cowes Week - Martinez live at Cowes Yacht Haven

September 2005: Cowes Week - Remedy - Live at the Cowes Yacht Haven

August 2005: Cowes Week - Modeste Hugues

About our movies.

The wight365 'Camcorder Heaven' movie was recorded on Cowes Yacht Haven prior to the Cowes International Power Boat Festival on Thursday 18th August. It is being streamed in QuickTime and requires the QuickTime 7 plugin installed on your computer to view.

Race 6 of the Sonar World Championships 2005 from Cowes on the Isle of Wight was filmed in September of this year and is reproduced courtesy of Steve Sleight and The Knowledge Zone. It is a QuickTime progressive download and also requires the QuickTime 7 plugin installed on your computer to view.

 'Trans Siberia' by Jerry Cahill was filmed in January of this year on the beach in Gurnard Bay on the Isle of Wight. It is a QuickTime progressive download and also requires the QuickTime 7 plugin installed on your computer to view.