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blogs, podcasts, vlogs, bitTorrents, RSS feeds, SMIL, cellphones,
citizen reporters, interactive television, free speech
Instructor: Shawn
Van Every
References: Jeff
Jarvis, 'We,
The Media' by Dan
Gillmor, OhMyNews,
EPIC 2014
(The Museum of Media History)...
Date: Spring 2005
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PARTICIPATORY MEDIA
"Traditional broadcast media (television and
radio) are in a time of transition. Broadcast is being pushed in
new directions by the increasing ease of producing compelling material,
and by the interactive and social nature of the internet. Blogs
and other internet based social networks have given rise to an audience
that is eager to engage with and participate in the creation of
media. This appetite is quickly moving into the realm of television
and radio with new avenues for distribution and new means for audience
interaction offering serious challenges to traditional broadcast.
The goal of this course is to introduce students to new technologies
and methods for creating participatory media and making it available".
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BlogStarTheater
A collaborative project that aimed at revealing
the real nature of the blog scene and combine it with the raising
trend in video blogging, the popularity of home videos and the latest
success of parodies of music videos.
The best known blogs offer independent reporting
and alternative news, but blogging software is mostly used to keep
online diaries, which has made public texts and materials that were
kept zealously private before.
Presented to the Contagious
Media Showdown organized by Eyebeam
in May 2005.
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