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 The topic TALK FREQUENCIES recalls Tetsuo Kogawa’s a [[http://anarchy.translocal.jp/radioart/20080710AcousticSpaceIssue_7.html|radio art manifesto]] (2008) and Robert Adrian X' [[http://radioartnet.net/11/2011/02/16/toward-a-definition-of-radio-art-by-heidi-gruntmann-and-robert-adrian |Toward a Definition of Radio Art]] (2011) as we retrieves the yellow paper submitted in Austria to the cultural ministry for demanding [[http://www.stwst.at/1992/freiefrequenzen.pdf
 |free frequencies open channel]] in the early 90s. There exists a long history with Stadtwerkstatt’s involvement in free, public access, art oriented radio frequencies. Based on the proposal
-[[http://www.stwst.at/2011/Eleonore-beacon-radio-project.pdf|Der Backensender - Automatic Beacon Transponder (ABT11)]] by Nina Wenhard, Armin Medosch and Franz Xaver in 2011, this year STWST/Eleonore launches [[http://7067.stwst.at|7067 khz - it`s not a test]], calling for global signal transmit using the 7067khz frequency.  While  radio FRO devotes itself in community/independent radio with diversified programs,  there remains the lack of frequencies for the sake of ‘radio art” - radio as a medium for art.   At this time when net radio streams are common practice, TALK FREQUENCIES revisits the frequencies,  pirated, licensed, free or on loan. We reflect backward and envision forward as we situate ourselves in post-net-post-digital-post-media-post-city of future|present.
+[[http://www.stwst.at/2011/Eleonore-beacon-radio-project.pdf|Der Backensender]] by Nina Wenhart, Armin Medosch and Franz Xaver in 2011, this year STWST/Eleonore launches [[http://7067.stwst.at|7067 khz - it`s not a test]], calling for global signal transmit using the 7067khz frequency.  While  radio FRO devotes itself in community/independent radio with diversified programs,  there remains the lack of frequencies for the sake of ‘radio art” - radio as a medium for art.   At this time when net radio streams are common practice, TALK FREQUENCIES revisits the frequencies,  pirated, licensed, free or on loan. We reflect backward and envision forward as we situate ourselves in post-net-post-digital-post-media-post-city of future|present.
 Moderation: Sarah Tischler, Franz Xaver
-Participants: Fabrikanten, Reni Hofmüller, Max Kossatz, Tommi Lehner, Norbert Math, Armin Medosch, Ushi Reiter, Nina Wenhard
+Participants: Fabrikanten, Reni Hofmüller, Max Kossatz, Tommi Lehner, Norbert Math, Armin Medosch, Ushi Reiter, Nina Wenhart