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January 6, 2009
Bittorrent of Make: television - episode 101
A little update, there is now a Make: television torrent. Make: television debuted online and on public television (broadcast / cable tv) January of 2009. The series encourages everyone to invent, revent, recycle, upcycle, and act up. Based on the popular Make magazine, each half-hour episode hopes to inspire viewers to think, create, and, well, make.
"Making" TV and web history, Make: television has debuted in all of the following places - Viewed or downloaded DRM-free, in HD on makezine.tv - available on Vimeo, YouTube, blip.tv and iTunes... and now on LegalTorrents. That's right you can use any BitTorrenting p2p client to download the first episode of Make: televison. The more folks who download the show, the faster the downloads get.
Torrent resources & links
- Make: television premiere, episode 101 on LegalTorrents.
- BitTorrent client.
- uTorrent client.
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Jan 6, 2009 10:00 AM
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January 5, 2009
Host a MAKE: television screening event!
We hope this series inspires people all over the country to tinker, build, repair, or invent. To help make that happen, Make: television is happy to provide DVDs for those willing to screen episodes in a meet up or classroom of their own!
We'll send you a DVD with the first 5 episodes to host a screening in your own local robotics, DIY, or school group. Watch an episode (or 5!) with your group and then roll up your sleeves and get down to building. We have detailed PDFs for the projects seen on Make:, just visit www.makezine.tv, or let the show inspire you to build a project of your own.
To host a screening event, email the MAKE: television Outreach Coordinator, Nick Watts, at maketelevision@makezine.com with a brief description of the event.
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Jan 5, 2009 07:00 AM
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January 4, 2009
Welcome to MAKE... Make: television coverage around the web
Make: television debuted 1/3/2009 7am PST online and on public television (broadcast / cable tv). The series encourages everyone to invent, revent, recycle, upcycle, and act up. Based on the popular Make magazine, each half-hour episode hopes to inspire viewers to think, create, and, well, make. Each episode can be viewed or downloaded DRM-free, in HD on makezine.tv - the show is also available on Vimeo, YouTube, blip.tv, iTunes and BitTorrent.
We're pretty sure this might be the first TV show to launch in all these places, hopefully others will too!
For the new folks just joining us here, MAKE is a magazine, it's also a yearly event called "Maker Faire", a very popular website, a book series, a Maker Shed - but most of all it's a community of Makers who share their projects and skill. Make is what -you- make it. It's a growing DIY movement of people who look at things a little different and who just might spark the next generation of scientists, engineers and makers. Over the weekend our friends (and new friends) had some great things to say about the show, here's all the ones we could find, thanks for the support!
CNET News - 'Make' magazine debuts television series, Following on the success of their hit do-it-yourself magazine, the people behind Make will now bring their efforts to public television.
Laughing Squid - Make: Television Launches, Weekly Episodes Profiling Makers. MAKE magazine, Twin Cities Public Television and American Public Television have just launched the wonderful new weekly series Make: Television.
Boing Boing - MAKE: television site has videos of first episode. MAKE: television site has videos of first episode...
Hack a Day - Make: television premiering today. Make's television series will be premiering on public television across the US over the next couple days.
io9 - Make a Cat Feeder Out of Your Old VCR. Our pals over at the superlative MAKE: magazine have finally launched their public television show, which celebrates the spirit of mad science by profiling weird inventions you can create in your own home.
BuzzFeed - A new web and TV serious from MAKE Magazine celebrating some of the coolest "Makers" (inventors, artists, geeks and everyday people) and their inventions -- which mix old and new technology to upgrade, renew, and recycle
Lifehacker - Make Magazine Debuts Their Own TV Show. If you're a fan of Make magazine and their DIY-ethos, you won't want to miss the premiere of Make Television. Available both online in HD and on a large number of public stations across America.
Wired / Geekdad - MAKE: television Empowers DIYers. If you had any doubt how huge the maker movement is, check this out -- MAKE: television, the video extension of one of our favorite magazines, premiered last night on Public Television and on the Internet.
NOTCOT - Congrats to our friends at Make on launching Make TV!!! It will even be premiering nationwide on Public Television stations this month!
Hacked Gadgets - This is a great day for the hackers and maker around the world. Make Television is On the Air! This is a big step in legitimizing the DIY area that we are all so interested in.
Biking Bis - "MAKE: television" features bicycle creations by SF's Cyclecide. The debut of a DIY show on public television connects viewers with artists who transform old bicycles into unusual pedal-powered creations.
Engadget - MAKE on the big screen. Make: television sneak peak at Engadget's reader meet up in New York city.
Gizmodo - Make: Television, The Ultimate DIY Tech Show, Debuts This Weekend. Ever wanted to have public TV teach you how to make a fully functional pneumatic t-shirt cannon/Burrito Blaster in the privacy of your own living room? Friends, Make: television debuting this weekend is for you.
uC Hobby - Make: television is a hit! Make TV is tailor made for those of us that especially like the building part of Mythbusters. With Make TV it is about creating. Art, re-purposing common bits to technology to work in new ways. Often the only reason is for the Art of coolness of it but that is more then enough reason to convert an old VCR into a cool cat feeder.
MAKE Makes PBS Show, But Doesn't Leave Web Behind - One of the great one-word brands, MAKE magazine has been engaging with creatively-oriented DIY-ers since 2005, and since 2006 it's been using YouTube to provide video evidence of the amazing original creations concocted by staff and readers alike. On Jan. 4 it made the leap from the web to PBS...
Obessable - Make: television mini-review. If you like DIY, tinkering, ripping apart things, and building new things, then a new public television show available online may be right up your alley.
MinOnline - Make TV Goes Offline...and Back Online. After years of experience making some of the best online video podcasts available, O'Reilly Media's Make Magazine brand extends to TV in a regular series in partnership with Twin Cities Public Television. The most compelling aspect of Make TV is its distinct cultural posture and voice. More than a simple extension of a magazine logo and staff, the show embodies a philosophy of highly innovative DIY, a kind of counterpoint to consumerism itself. There is a sensibility here that is entirely consistent across TV, print, online video, and even the PDF files for the projects available for personal printing. In an age when cross-platform distribution is imperative, when magazines must become more than magazines, Make Magazine's brand exemplifies what is needed in the new media landscape, a brand that is as much a movement and a cause as it is just another content offering that is defined simply by an audience demo or psychographic.
Slashot - A TV Show Based On MAKE Magazine "Make: television debuted online and on public television (broadcast / cable tv). The series encourages everyone to invent, reinvent, recycle, upcycle, and act up. Based on the popular Make magazine, each half-hour episode hopes to inspire viewers to think, create, and, well, make."
Make: television on RocketBoom - MAKE stops by to announced Make: television! (extended interview)
G4TV Introducing Make: Television - Among other awesome DIY segments, the first episode of Make: television features Cyclecide, "an inventive band of performance artists who build pedal-powered amusement park rides and outrageous bicycle contraptions straight out of the dump" as well as a step-by-step guide to converting the innards of your VCR into an automatic cat feeder. That's what I call television (video here).
Twitter - Tons of folks twittering away about Make: television!
Media inquires:
If you're with the press, here are our press and outreach contacts...
Outreach:
Heidi Van Heel at hvanheel@tpt.org
Promotion:
Mark Ballard at mark@rosengrouppr.com
Other questions:
Heidi Van Heel at hvanheel@tpt.org
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Jan 4, 2009 02:20 PM
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January 3, 2009
Make: television on YouTube
Some of you asked "Can I watch Make: television on YouTube?" - Of course! Here are all 4 parts of the premiere, in HD, on YouTube!
- Maker Profile - Bicycle Rodeo (YouTube HD).
- Maker Workshop VCR Cat Feeder (YouTube HD).
- Maker to Maker - Nibbler (YouTube HD).
- Maker Channel 101 Screambody, Laser Harp, Cupcake Carts, TV-B-Gone (YouTube HD).
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Jan 3, 2009 09:50 AM
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Maker Profile - Bicycle Rodeo
Introducing Cyclecide, an inventive band of Bay Area performance artists who make creations out of materials from the junkyard. These Makers create everything from amusement park rides to outrageous bicycle contraptions to found-object sculpture. Plus, we take a historical spin through the origins of the modern bicycle. Check out Cyclecide's website at cyclecide.com.
Get the m4v or subscribe at iTunes. Or, watch on YouTube and Blip
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Jan 3, 2009 07:00 AM
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Maker Workshop - VCR Cat Feeder
John Park poses a kitty conundrum: Who's going to feed the cat while you're on vacation? Using a motor from an old VCR, he creates an automated feline feeder. While building this Make: magazine project, John learned that newer VCRs have safeguard technology, limiting access to the motor. Watch John as he demonstrates his solutions to this challenge.
Get the m4v or subscribe at iTunes. Or, watch on Blip or YouTube.
Download the PDF for instructions
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Jan 3, 2009 07:00 AM
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Maker to Maker - Nibbler
This 'Toolbox' segment finds William Gurstelle showcasing "The Nibbler," a handy, compact, toothy device perfect for cutting and shaping sheet metal. Do you have any cool tools that do the same job, or can you suggest other uses for The Nibbler? Makers want to know; post your thoughts.
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Jan 3, 2009 07:00 AM
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Maker Channel 101 Screambody, Laser Harp, Cupcake Cars, TV-B-Gone
Submit a video of your own project at makerchannel.org.
Get the m4v or subscribe at iTunes. Or watch on Blip and YouTube
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Jan 3, 2009 07:00 AM
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January 2, 2009
Watching Make: television on TV and online!
Make: television debuts at 7am PST on 1/3 - over the weekend you'll be able to see it in the following locations on public television (broadcast tv). You can also visit makezine.tv and watch all 4 parts, in HD, DRM free, download them and share them! They'll also be on iTunes, you can subscribe here.
Indiana, Evansville - WNIN 1/4/2009 Sun, 6:30 PM
Ohio Youngstown, Cleveland (Akron) - PBS 45 & 49 - 1/4/2009 Sun, 11:30 PM
Texas, Amarillo - KACV 1/4/2009 - Sun, 10:30 AM
Texas, Austin KLRU2 (cable) - 1/4/2009 - Sun, 11:30 AM
Texas, Dallas-Ft.Worth - KERA 1/4/2009 - Sun, 10:00 AM
Texas, Waco (Killeen) - KNCT 1/4/2009 - Sun, 6:00 PM
Michigan, Grand Rapids (Kalamazoo) - WGVU 1/4/2009 - Sun, 7PM-8
Florida, Miami-Ft.Lauderdale - WPBT 1/4/2009 - Sun, 11:30 AM
Next up, here's a spreadsheet of ALL the listings, as we get more confirmed dates and episodes we'll update the sheet and the Make: television site.
More:
- Episode guide
- Broadcast listings
- Submit your video
- About Make: television
- About our sponsors
- Flickr photo group
- Facebook fan page
- Follow Make: television on Twitter
If you see Make: television on your local public television station over the weekend let us know, better yet - take a photo and post a picture in the Make: television photo pool, if someone posts something really clever there might be a special treat from the Maker Shed in their future.
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Jan 2, 2009 06:20 PM
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Make: television -- scripting process
Only one more day until the Make: television show premieres! These photos of me and Bill Gurstelle are from the VCR Cat Feeder we built for the first episode. Here's a look at how we scripted the segment:
The process of writing the scripts for the Maker Workshop segments was pretty organic. Executive Producer Richard Hudson, Producer Michael Smith, Technical Consultant William Gurstelle and I started off shooting bullet points at each other via email. Once we knew what the major build steps were, they would format those into individual shots, including where the cameras would be, where I'd be standing in the workshop, a props/tools breakdown, and the script itself.
Once we got on set for rehearsal day, we'd run through this a number of times, refining what I'd be doing on camera, and adjusting the talking points. It was a lot of fun and chaos as we all brainstormed and threw ideas into the air to see what would work. We realized as we went that it was better for me to hit talking points as naturally as possible, rather than memorize a script. Those talking points were what we followed on the shooting day, along with the refined camera locations and set directions.
If you're not familiar with this project, it uses the timer function on a VCR to schedule the feeding of your cat. Seems pretty straightforward. However, as Bill and I started building ours we both realized that VCR drumhead motors have a feedback loop to shut things down if the RPMs drop below a certain speed. This means you can't use them to turn much without either defeating the feedback sensor (not too easy as it turns out) or using some gearing to turn the high RPMs into high torque. We were on the phone a lot cursing VCRs, but in the end, Bill's pulley wheel design saved the day.
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Jan 2, 2009 09:00 AM
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December 31, 2008
Make: television -- pole camera rig
Another in my continuing series of behind the scenes photos from the Make: television set. This is the tilt and shoot rig we built for the pole camera. We mounted it on top of a very long pole and used a remote control and two servos to take photos. You can see next to the rig a piece of paper with every single screw, nut, washer, bolt, drill bit, etc. taped to it, along with annotations. Bill Gurstelle created this prop sheet so that I had all the parts to build it on-camera.
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Dec 31, 2008 09:00 AM
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December 30, 2008
Make: television -- giant wind turbine blade
We had this 15′ long blade on the set of the Make: television show to serve as inspiration for a smaller-scale wind generator we built out of 8" PVC. It's a pretty incredible piece of work!
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Dec 30, 2008 09:00 AM
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December 29, 2008
Make: television "fact sheet"
Keith our copy chief sent around a Make: television fact sheet so I figured I'd post it up here too...
SHOW DESCRIPTION
Make: is the DIY series for a new generation! It celebrates "Makers" - the inventors, artists, geeks and just plain everyday folks who mix new and old technology to create new-fangled marvels. The series encourages everyone to invent, revent, recycle, upcycle, and act up. Based on the popular Make magazine, each half-hour episode inspires millions to think, create, and, well, make.
Make: premieres nationwide on Public Television stations and online at makezine.tv in January 2009. It's produced by Twin Cities Public Television (TPT) in St. Paul, Minn. Full episodes will be available at makezine.tv as well as PDFs of all the DIY projects on the show. (Makers can submit their own videos for the Maker Channel segment of the show at makerchannel.org)
AIRDATES
Broadcast feed starts January 3, 2009, at 7 p.m. Eastern time. Television premiere is January 3 on some stations, but air dates differ (see list below). See your local public television station for air dates and times.
Web premiere is January 3 at 7 a.m. Eastern time at makezine.tv
PROGRAMS
Season 1 consists of 10 half-hour episodes; all will be available at makezine.tv and also on iTunes. MAKE author John Park hosts the Maker Workshop (DIY) segment, and MAKE author Bill Gurstelle is the technical consultant for the show. Preview video is available at makezine.tv.
SPONSORSHIP
Major funding is provided by Geek Squad.
PUBLICITY CONTACTS
Mark Ballard, The Rosen Group, 212.255.8455 ext. 225 or mark@rosengrouppr.com
Heidi Van Heel, Twin Cities Public Television, 651.229.1436 or hvanheel@tpt.org
For more information visit tpt.org/make/press
CARRIAGE: MARKETS AND STATIONS
Stations confirmed as of Dec. 29, with premiere airdates where known:
Market(s) / Station or Network / Premiere Date Day Time
New York Thirteen/WNET airing on sister station WLIW
New York WLIW 1/7/2009 Wed 11:30 PM
New York + Philadelphia, (NJ statewide) New Jersey Network 1/10/2009 Sat 5:30 PM
Los Angeles KCET Orange or KCET Desert Cities (digital)
Los Angeles (San Bernardino) KVCR
Los Angeles (Huntington Beach) KOCE-HD (digital) 1/6/2009 Tue 6:30 PM; KOCE-HD 1/7/09 Wed 7:30PM
Chicago WTTW
Philadelphia + Salisbury DE WHYY Wider Horizons (Digital) 1/10/2009 Sat 5:00 PM
Dallas-Ft.Worth KERA 1/4/2009 Sun 10:00 AM
San Francisco KQED 1/10/2009 Sat 8:00 AM; KQED WORLD (Digital 9.3 & Comcast Cable 190) Sat 2pm & 7:30pm
San Francisco (San Jose) KTEH 2/4/2009 Wed 12AM-1AM
San Francisco (San Mateo) KCSM
Boston WGBH 2/HD
Boston + Burlington-Plattsburgh (NH statewide) New Hampshire Public Television
Atlanta + Savannah, Augusta, Macon, Columbus, Albany, Jacksonville, Chattanooga (GA statewide) Georgia Public Broadcasting
Washington, DC WETA 1/10/2009 Sat 5:30 PM
Houston HoustonPBS 1/8/2009 Thu 11:00 PM
Phoenix KAET
Tampa-St. Pete WEDU 1/9/2009 Fri 3:00 PM
Tampa-St. Pete WUSF
Seattle-Tacoma KCTS
Minneapolis-St. Paul Twin Cities Public Television (tpt2) 1/10/2009 Sat 5:00 PM; Sat 1/17 8:30AM;
Also two stunts: 1/6/09 7-8pm (#105 & 106); 2/1/09 3-5pm (#102, 104, 107, 110)
Minneapolis-St. Paul (Bemidji, Brainerd) Lakeland Public Television 1/24/2009 Sat 2:30 PM
Miami-Ft.Lauderdale WPBT 1/4/2009 Sun 11:30 AM
Cleveland WVIZ
Denver + Colorado Springs, Grand Junction, (CO statewide) Rocky Mountain PBS
Orlando WMFE
Orlando (Daytona Beach) WCEU
Sacramento KVIE
Baltimore + Washington, Salisbury, Pittsburgh (MD statewide) MPT Digital
Charlotte + Raleigh-Durham, Greenville, Greensboro, Wilmington, (NC statewide) UNC-TV
Indianapolis WFYI
Indianapolis (Bloomington) WTIU
Nashville Nashville Public Television 1/31/2009 Sat 11:30PM (NPT2 in Feb)
Grand Rapids (Kalamazoo) WGVU 1/4/2009 Sun 7PM-8PM
Albuquerque New Mexico PBS
Oklahoma City + Tulsa, (OK statewide) Oklahoma Educational Television 2/23/2009 Mon 10:00 PM
Louisville + Charleston-Huntington, Lexington, Paducah, Bowling Green, (KY statewide) Kentucky ETV Network
Austin KLRU-2 (cable) 1/4/2009 Sun 11:30 AM
Tulsa RSU Public Television 1/9/2009 Fri 1:00 PM
Flint-Saginaw + Alpena, (Manistee, Cadillac) CMU Public Broadcasting
Syracuse WCNY 1/10/2009 Sat 6:30 AM
Topeka
Makers, if you plan to have a "Make: television screening event" or anything like that please let me know.
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Dec 29, 2008 07:10 PM
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December 28, 2008
Pelican case meets laser cutter
This is for a Make: television project Tod Kurt and I built -- a Wii nunchuck / Arduino "flight recorder" (more about the project to come). We used Tod's Epilog laser cutter to cut out a rectangle from the top of a Pelican case, so that I could mount a serial LCD panel there.
This turned out much neater than my Dremel cut version. The best part is the thick bed of evil yellow smoke that curls forth when you open the lid. I'm pretty sure this smoke is good for you, so I inhaled of it deeply.
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Dec 28, 2008 09:00 AM
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December 26, 2008
Behind the scenes at Make: television
The Make: television show debuts in only seven days! I had no idea what to expect when they asked me to host the Maker Workshop segment of the show. Well, the entire crew is wonderful and incredibly hard-working, which made it totally fun and rewarding. Everybody was willing to pinch-hit when needed. In this picture we see Executive Producer Richard Hudson grabbing some tools and fixing the firing circuit on our Burrito Blaster air cannon. How many Executive Producers can do that?!
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Dec 26, 2008 09:00 AM
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December 23, 2008
Happy Holidays! - Veggie Flutes on MAKE: television
One of our Maker Channel videos on Make: television, YouTube favorite, Junji Koyama plays flutes he makes out of carrots, peppers and broccoli. He was excited to share his videos with us and we really appreciate his submission. To submit videos of your own, visit our submission site.
Here's the M4V and/or subscribe in iTunes.
Make: premieres on Public Television stations nationwide in January; call your local station and request "Viewer Services" to learn more about your city's broadcast times and dates. We'll also stream full episodes on www.makezine.tv on January 3rd.
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Dec 23, 2008 07:00 AM
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December 22, 2008
SmashBat on MAKE: television
MAKE: television is right around the corner! Check out the countdown clock on the MAKE: blog page. January 3rd online - hitting Public Television shortly after!
In this week's smashing video post, Walter Kitundu and Luigi Anzivino rig a baseball bat to a camera that captures flash photos at the exact moment the bat strikes a piece of fruit. View the clip above, get the M4V and/or subscribe in iTunes.
Luigi and Walter have their plans on flickr.
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Dec 22, 2008 09:10 AM
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December 19, 2008
MAKE: online premiere & Laser Harp
The online premiere of Make: television is January 3rd, visit makezine.tv to see the entire first episode! The broadcast premiere will follow shortly after depending on when your local Public Television station decides to air it.
One of our Maker Channel submissions comes from Stephen Hobley, who made an amazing musical instrument that produces different tones by interrupting various laser beams.
Check out more previews of Make: television at www.makezine.tv, get the M4V, or subscribe in iTunes.
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Dec 19, 2008 07:00 AM
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December 17, 2008
Bicycle Rim Shot on MAKE: television
In just four weeks, Make: premieres on public television stations nationwide. But you can watch a preview right now. Here's Cyclecide's Paul Da Plumber and his Bicycle Rim Shot made out of recycled parts from the SF dump.
View the clip above, get the M4V and/or subscribe in iTunes. And don't forget to comment on this week's Make: television post.
Make: premieres on www.makezine.tv and on public television nationwide in January. To find out when it's on in your city, call your local public television station and ask for the "Viewer Services" department.
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Dec 17, 2008 07:00 AM
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December 12, 2008
Wave Sculptures on MAKE: television
Meet Reuben Margolin, a visionary Maker who creates elegant and hypnotic techno-kinetic wave sculptures.
View the clip above, get the M4V and/or subscribe in iTunes.
Less than 4 weeks until the premiere of MAKE: television! Stay tuned to www.makezine.tv for broadcast updates and full segments starting in January.
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Dec 12, 2008 07:00 AM
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The online premiere of Make: television is January 3rd 2009, visit makezine.tv or iTunes to see the entire first episode! The broadcast premiere will follow shortly after depending on when your local Public Television station airs it.
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