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Category Archives: The Media
Media 3.0
Media 3.0 with Shelly Palmer A new show to air on NYC TV. I scheduled the recording of the first one which is to air Monday at 11PM. I will give a better report after watching but it sounds interesting: … Continue reading
Beyond Broadcast: Reinventing Public Media in a Participatory Culture
Beyond Broadcast, May 12-13 2006 — Beyond Broadcast 2006: Reinventing Public Media in a Participatory Culture Archive Beyond Broadcast, a conference being put on at the Berkman Center is coming up in a bit more than a month. The conference … Continue reading
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Techdirt: Why Aren’t The Telcos Paying Google For Making Their Network Valuable?
Techdirt: Why Aren’t The Telcos Paying Google For Making Their Network Valuable? It is true, cable franchises pay the networks for the privilege of carrying them. This is on a per-subscriber basis and allows the television networks to double dip … Continue reading
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Television Disrupted
Television Disrupted – The Transition from Network to Networked TV by Shelly Palmer Looks to be an interesting read. Guess we will find out in the near future. From the site: Television Disrupted The Transition from Network to Networked Television, … Continue reading
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NY Times Video
New York Times Video So the Times has a good amount of video online. Too bad they don’t have a feed with enclosures (also too bad that it is Flash and therefore has no chance of being portable).
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Television News Archive
Vanderbilt Television News Archive Very nice archive, too bad it isn’t streaming or downloadable yet. I suppose that will take a lot of effort. From the site: The Television News Archive collection at Vanderbilt University is the world’s most extensive … Continue reading
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Reinventing TV
Release 1.0 / Publication / Reinventing TV: Network TV Signs Off. Networked TV Logs On. Scott Kirsner write in an older Release 1.0 about Networked TV. It is a good article, too bad it costs so much. From the abstract: … Continue reading
The Future of Independent Media
GBN: The Future of Independent Media I thought I linked to this a while ago but I couldn’t find it recently when recommending it to a student. Andrew Blau writes a great essay contemplating Independent Media in the face of … Continue reading
Massive Media, distilled
Future Of Television Is Self-Service, P2P Distributed Media Consumption – Robin Good’s Latest News Robin Good edits and re-presents Dan Melinger’s Massive Media thesis.