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Open Source Radio goes live, first show on Web 2.0

Chris Lydon’s new public radio show, Open Source, goes live. First show is on Web 2.0!

Chris wrote afterwards: “‘The revenge of the sources’ was a great line from Dave Winerña powerful capsule of the driving energy in Web expressionism.”

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