Science Fiction in the News Articles
Related to material in Prima Donna 1980
by Frederic Brown

"WHEN television becomes an established, perfected mode of entertainment and the ownership of the centers of broadcasting becomes more concentrated — which present tendencies indicate as probabilities in the near future — problems galore, of astoundingly new and as yet undreamed of complications, must follow in natural sequence. A few of these problems — with their cleverly ingenious solutions — are propounded by our contributor from H. G. Wells' country. We are glad to welcome our new English author to our midst."

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('Prima Donna 1980' by Bernard Brown)

Science fiction in the News articles describe real-world events that relate to the ideas and inventions in sf novels and movies. Select a news article:

Vocaloid Voice - Soul Singing Synthesis
   Are you tired of listening to poor quality voice synthesis? Had enough of those monotone recitations of email? Wondering what to do with all those song lyric sites strewn across the Internet? You're in for a treat.

Noise-Cancelling Windows With Piezoelectric Patches
   Interesting new window prototype reduces noise by cancellation.

John Lennon Would Have Loved Auto-Tune - Paul McCartney
   'It is the perfect voice.' Bernard Brown, 1931.

Holly+ Processes Your Singing In Holly Herndon's Voice
   'The perfect voice is the voice of science.' - Bernard Brown, 1931.

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Mechazilla Arms Catch A Falling Starship, But Check Out SF Landing-ARMS
re: Edmond Hamilton
(11/3/2024)

A System To Defeat AI Face Recognition
re: Neal Stephenson
(11/1/2024)

Robot Hand Separate From Robot
re: Philip K Dick
(10/29/2024)

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