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Virtual Cultures: How are today's youth engaging with news media?
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Wednesday, May 7, 2008. How are today's youth engaging with news media? One example of this is citizen journalism - media made by non-professional journalists, and can include things such as blogs (such as. And the use of. Citizen Media and Investigative Journalism. Not only do the creators of redactive journalism engage with the news, but readers and those participating also engage with it, perhaps gaining a better understanding of the information than they would with a more conventional news source.
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Virtual Cultures: How is open source work (as an example of community produsage) different from commercial production?
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Thursday, May 1, 2008. How is open source work (as an example of community produsage) different from commercial production? Further comments on open source software as produsage, identifiying four key principles:. Open participation, communal evaluation. Unfinished artefacts, continuing process. Common property, individual rewards. Bruns, Axel. 2008. Open Source Software Development: Probabilistic Eyeballs. In Blogs, Wikipedia, Second Life, and Beyond: From Production to Produsage, ed. A&...How are new m...
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Virtual Cultures: Audiences and media producers.. who holds the power?
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Thursday, May 1, 2008. Audiences and media producers. who holds the power? Is an unofficial fansite for the TV series. Over the past few decades, emerging technologies such as home computers, video cameras and VCRs have “granted viewers control over media flows, enabled activists to reshape and recirculate media content, lowered the costs of production and paved the way for new grassroots networks” (Jenkins 2002, 167), the most common and simple example of this being the development of YouTube. Banks, J&...
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VIRTUAL CULTURES: Producers, User Generated Content and the Emergence of Produsage
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THE OFFICIAL BLOG OF DANIEL KOPPENOL. Monday, April 28, 2008. Producers, User Generated Content and the Emergence of Produsage. With the introduction and development of social software and new media technologies, significant changes have occurred with the way in which audiences consume media. Audiences now have a more substantial relationship with media producers, having more choice and influence over which media they consume and how they consume it. 2008), this new brand of producers do not engage in tr...
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VIRTUAL CULTURES: Virtual Communities and Social Networking Systems
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THE OFFICIAL BLOG OF DANIEL KOPPENOL. Sunday, April 27, 2008. Virtual Communities and Social Networking Systems. Virtual communities vary greatly in function and purpose. However, they each entail interaction through an online medium bringing their members together through common interests or situations. One such virtual community is that of news blogging where members of the public sign up to news forums and comment on content of specific news broadcasts (. See News.com's official Blog. Allow for simila...
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VIRTUAL CULTURES: Social Capital
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THE OFFICIAL BLOG OF DANIEL KOPPENOL. Sunday, April 20, 2008. What does Flew mean by ‘social capital’ and why does he think it is important for virtual communities? Flew, T. 2004. New media: an introduction. Melbourne: Oxford University Press. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Welcome to the official blog of Daniel Koppenol. I hope you enjoy my various insights into the new media economy and my chosen field of virtual cultures. . Brisbane, QLD, Australia. View my complete profile. Axel Bruns - Snurblog.
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VIRTUAL CULTURES: The difference between web 1.0 and web 2.0
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THE OFFICIAL BLOG OF DANIEL KOPPENOL. Wednesday, April 16, 2008. The difference between web 1.0 and web 2.0. Web 20 was often refered to as the 'future goal' of online development, but the fact of the matter is the change from web 1.0 to web 2.0 is in many ways indefinable. As such, i belive the shift is very much a gradual segway from one platform to another, with various online businesses and communities showing what can be done with the new software. 1 Open standards Base:. 3 Less investment required:.
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VIRTUAL CULTURES: How has the Internet transformed media and communication industries?
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THE OFFICIAL BLOG OF DANIEL KOPPENOL. Monday, May 5, 2008. How has the Internet transformed media and communication industries? The impact of Internet is at the core of our growing ‘information society’. This has resulted in the rapid expansion and ubiquitous nature of new communication technologies. 2005, 1) believes. We all know the Internet encompasses a variety of communication platforms; email, discussion forums, blogs and social networks. For many individuals and businesses however, these are n...
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VIRTUAL CULTURES: Merci Pierre
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THE OFFICIAL BLOG OF DANIEL KOPPENOL. Tuesday, April 15, 2008. Offers us an intriguing insight into what might emerge as citizens more fully. Levy’s book Collective Intelligence: . Mankind's Emerging World in Cyberspace. 160;relevant resource in relation to participatory cultures; this is due to the fact that he simplistically highlights the transformation that is continuing to occur throughout the world across online cultural platforms. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Brisbane, QLD, Australia.
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VIRTUAL CULTURES: Public Opinion and the Internet
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THE OFFICIAL BLOG OF DANIEL KOPPENOL. Thursday, May 1, 2008. Public Opinion and the Internet. 8216;Public opinion and the internet’. Argues that rather than merely democratising public opinion, the Internet fundamentally changes the way that public opinion emerges. The following post seeks to explore Murphy’s arguments and assess their accuracy with regard to today’s new media economy. 2005) This system has grown into a provider of communication and media, and is fundamentally changing people’s int...