award winner David Kahne, who has produced records for famous household names like Paul McCartney or The Bangles. After Voog left Columbia she recorded anavoog.com. Due to the inherent misogyny she found in the industry Voog left the business and went on to do anacam. The name of the record “Cake and Eat It” was the muse to Courtney love's famous line. On YouTube there is a video featuring John Peel announcing Come Alive by The Blue Up? John Peelś Blue Up?. The anacam years On 22 August 1997, Voog began a webcam project named anacam. Besides a view into Voog's personal life, anacam also incorporated performance art and visual experimentation. Daily activities such as cooking dinner, vacuuming, and hosting visitors fill out the non-interactive periods on anacam. Other activities on the webcam range from chatting with cam-watchers, playing music, and ornate performance pieces involving household items. While sex and nudity played only a small part in what could be seen on cam, Voog gained considerable attention, and criticism, for the portrayal of nudity and sexual activity on her live webcam. Voog distinguished the racier elements of her project from pornography, stating that the "site isn't about sex, but sexuality and SENSUALITY..." In contrast with one-time collaborator Isabellacam, which was self-described as "a completely original take on female produced erotic content", Voog views sexuality on anacam as a part of her life, as she describes in the rest of the quotation: "...is a PART of this site because that is part of my life." From the beginning of anacam, Voog accompanied the webcam with a blog in a section of her site, analog and in her LiveJournal, started in 2000. Voog transcribed her earlier, hand-written journals to her online blog. She expresses herself in many forms of writing. Voog also produced many varieties of art, including video, paintings, drawings, and photographs. Since 1998 the most prolific part of her work was done in so-called "anagrams". On anacam.com a whole section of the site called anapix was dedicated to pictures created by users using Voogs work. In May 2002, Voog began to freeform crochet hats. Each is unique, and she sells them via her website. On Voog's online work, Jorn Barger, who is credited with coining the word weblog, states: She was trying to live her life 100 per cent openly, which I thought was a righteous ideal. I wanted to