56 kbit/s – Transmission 2 – B̴͚̌r̷̍ͅo̴̙͂k̸̛͍e̸̫̎n̵̺̈́ ̶̱͌T̸͓͋r̴̲͊â̶̦m̵̤̄ȋ̶͜s̵͙̈s̶͇̈́í̶͙o̷͉͒n̴̥̍ ̶̫͘1̷͙̀
.̷̤́.̶̞̐.̴̊͜ ̸͍́s̸͉̿ī̶͇g̵͎̈́ñ̸̤a̸̫͘l̷̳͆ ̵̭̀.̴͓͊.̴̧̂.̴̞͐ ̸̭̊c̴̘̋o̴͔͗m̸̢̔i̵͍͒ņ̶̽g̶̤̒ ̶̳̅t̴̞̕h̶̭̀r̷͉̀ǫ̷̾ụ̷͌g̶͕̀h̶̨̐ ̵̞͆.̸̰͝.̶̫̅.̴͓̒
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AKA: 56 kilobits per second, 56 kbps
Exploration into how technology has influenced music production, distribution and discovery—especially alongside the advent of home computers and the Internet. 56 kbit/s is the maximum theoretical transfer rate of dial-up modems. 56 kbit/s modems were widely available (and practical) to the consumer market as of 1998.
“The Internet is at once a world-wide broadcasting capability, a mechanism for
information dissemination, and a medium for collaboration and interaction
between individuals and their computers without regard for geographic location.”
– Internet Society (1997)
