The Deputy Vice Chancellor for the University of Gloucestershire, Paul Bowler, has been suspended. Excerpts from the Student Union’s SOS campaign’s Question and Answer session is played and discussed. Some technological ramblings concerning file sharing and yet more references to Twitter. Get ready for some more Not Wireless Radio on Tone Radio. Every radio show is ‘top and tailed’ to remove... 

Happy 5th birthday Not Wireless Radio! This episode sees a positive outcome to the Student Union’s problems with a reassuring letter from the Vice Chancellor. Michael and Ian discuss their happenings of week, the future of radio and digital technologies, some quirky news stories which have emerged and Michael gets a little heated with a comment on the Gloucestershire Echo’s website. Every radio... 

You know when you have a dream and it is so vivid that it could be mistaken for reality? This is something which I have noticed within myself which gets translated into all the work I do. The problem with dreams is that they are so fragile that any utterance of it would seem to put it into jeopardy. Not all dreams happen at night either, most dreams happen during the day. What I only can describe as... 

More information regarding the Student Union is discussed along with a selection of amusing news stories to brighten up the week. It is now a busy time in a student’s calendar but Not Wireless Radio is here to lighten the mood. Every radio show is ‘top and tailed’ to remove music so that it may be enjoyed as a podcast. Not Wireless Radio is broadcasted on Tone Radio, the University’s radio... 

White and Pinnell return for a full featured, slightly controversial show. The University of Gloucestershire’s Student Union fiasco is discussed. Michael provides an insight to his couple of deep questions for the week. Other topics discussed include; Why is everything suddenly so Christmasy? What happened after Halloween? The danger of fireworks. The show even includes a special guest appearance... 

As presenter Michael White was stranded in Surrey with an illness Ian Pinnell presents the show alone. Today Ian presents a Halloween Special and gets the views from the students about their plans for Halloween. Special attention is given to music and the quirky observations only Pinnell can provide. Every radio show is ‘top and tailed’ to remove music so that it may be enjoyed as a podcast. Not... 

‘Cheltenham Literature Festival’ by Michael White was originally written for and can be found in vol.10, Issue 2, of Space Newspaper. Cheltenham Literature Festival has been one of the highlights of my year. This year, by accident, the events I attended tackled the effects humans are having on nature. Mark Carwardine and Stephen Fry spoke at Cheltenham Racecourse about their documentary... 

A couple of weeks ago I was delighted to receive my invite to use Google Wave. In this article I will examine the basic features of Wave. If you would like further information on how to use/features of Google Wave then I recommend you read ‘The Complete Guide to Google Wave’. Overview Google Wave is an application that allows users to communicate with each other through a series of Waves. A single... 

A new feature on Twitter has taken the network by storm and has redefined what it means to be followed or to be re-tweeted. Twitter announced their list feature a couple of days ago and yesterday I got to use the feature for myself. At first I was confused to what a Twitter list meant. How would lists affect the way Twitter is used? A Twitter list in essence is another simple but powerful concept...