2008 - What's next?
Posted by Sam on Monday January 21st 2008 at 03:58.
So we've almost finished our first month here in 2008. So what does 3Media have in store for all you lucky, lucky people out there?
Well to be honest it's been neither a good month or a bad month. Not much has happened in this world, but hey it's the January blues and things will pick up. So what's actually gone on so far? The price of oil has risen to over $100 a barrel for the first time in history, the 2008 Paris-Dakar Rally was cancelled, the Tata Nano was released becoming the cheapest production car of current times, a spacecraft flew past Mercury for the second time in 33 years and a plane crashed at Heathrow.
Not looking good so far, so my advice? Keep on 3Media!! As you may or may not be aware this is the 10th year since we've been around. From the good old days of Ant TV, to the almost thriving 3Media empire - there's sure to be some specials happening very soon. February in particular could hold something special, as well as a big summer extravaganza, so stay tuned folks.
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SFM To Build New Studio
Posted by Sam on Thursday February 15th 2007 at 03:58.
After a whole year off air, SFM has decided to try and broadcast once again under the name of 3Radio. Presented by Sam and Chris, SFM has proved to be a real hit with the fans. But now we've decided to build a studio.
After the end of SFM in early 2006 due to computer failure, The crew and I tried to get SFM back on the road. However the computer was beyond repair and funds were low, and due to the need for two computers (one for streaming and the other for source), SFM ceased to be. A year on and I've has decided to attempt making a studio that can not only be used for broadcasting, but also used as a music studio for up and coming stars. A rough plan has been drawn up, and the conversion will include a new homebuilt computer, as well as Behringer MS-16 Monitor speakers, a Behringer UB1832FX Studio Mixer, Shure Microphones and flat panel monitors. Check back soon for more development.
