The Internet's Ode to Music from Saharan Cellphones

Gizmodo
By Kelsey Campbell-DollaghanSep 19, 2014, 7:00 pm221 pts
Constant access to Wi-Fi and LTE make it supremely easy for us to swap songs with each other. More often than that, we swap URLs. In parts of Saharan Africa where service is scarce, Bluetooth does the trick—which means that a booming culture of peer-to-peer MP3 sharing has sprung up, contained on the memory…

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