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April | 2011 | felixtanandika

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Just another WordPress.com site. Archive for April, 2011. Fridays Shall Never Be The Same Again. April 3, 2011. WEEK 3- Debating Web 2.0. PS: Not part of the assessment, but on a related note, the number of high-profile cover of Friday proves that the song is nothing but a success. Sure, the lyrics are not a masterpiece and her voice isn’t quite Celine Dion, but if I were her, just to piss everyone off, I’d probably branch out and do something bigger like January or whatever my favourite month is.

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Use your image-ination | susannahguthrie

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The decline of secrecy. 1, 2, 3, immediacy →. May 26, 2011 · 12:12 am. It’s interesting that there is a kind of double standard with photographic media and written media. Or I think there is, at least. When reading a news story/website page/press release/short story or any other written piece I have certain expectations. First up, I’ll give you an example of a situation in which a highly edited image, with no recognition of this alteration, caused widespread protests and damaged reputations. In...This im...

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March | 2011 | felixtanandika

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Just another WordPress.com site. Archive for March, 2011. Privacy: Is Your Information Protected? March 31, 2011. WEEK 5- Privacy, Ethics and Reputation. Mark Zuckerberg’s Comment on Sharing (start at 0:26 – stop at 0:39). Boyd D, (2008), ‘Facebook’s Privacy Trainwreck: Exposure, Invason and Social Convergence’,. Convergence: The International Journal into New Media Technologies 14.4. Sunderland, UK: SAGE Publications p. 13-20. Fridays Shall Never Be The Same Again. The Unpublished Benefits of Piracy.

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Arghhh You Into Piracy? (Abridged for Assessment) | Ronelle Richards

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Journalism, Photography, Writing. Arghhh You Into Piracy? This week’s question relates to that all too familiar topic of piracy. A) Medosch argues that: CC does not pay any attention at all to the issue of an economic model for supporting cultural production (Reader, page 315). B) Medosch argues that: piracy, despite being an entirely commercially motivated activity carried out in black or grey markets, fulfills culturally important. Functions (Reader, page 318). Collins Dictionary and Thesaurus. This re...

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re: CONNECT | Charting the fine line between Web 2.0 and Communism since 1917. | Page 2

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Charting the fine line between Web 2.0 and Communism since 1917. The Shocking Truth About The Social Network. April 11, 2011. This week at re: CONNECT, we (read: me, alone, forever) take a quick look at the now-infamous founder of our beloved Facebook. Ladies and gentlemen, it is my honour to present… Mark Zuckerberg! It is immediately apparent, upon watching this video, that many flattering liberties were taken with Zuckerberg’s characterisation in. Don’t believe me? April 6, 2011. For all you optimists...

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1, 2, 3, immediacy | susannahguthrie

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June 5, 2011 · 7:20 am. 1, 2, 3, immediacy. As I reflect back on what I have learnt in Net Communications, I am able to identify what was definitely my least favourite aspect of the course. Anything to do with software/technical perspectives/the technology behind the communication. Instead, I think “why is this taking so long? 8221;, “why does it cost me money? 8221;, “why can’t they improve this feature” or “this is a stupid piece of * * I want a new one”. I mean, could I do it any better? I think it&#8...

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The star-making machine | susannahguthrie

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Something to joke about →. May 15, 2011 · 12:17 pm. Burgess and Green argue that ordinary people who become celebrities through their own creative efforts “remain within the system of celebrity native to, and controlled by, the mass media.” Discuss giving an example of a Youtube video. In April, according to a report in the UK’s. For this to occur, an outside force usually needs to intervene in order to help the amateur manage and profit from their YouTube success. A perfect example of a YouTube figure w...

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The decline of secrecy | susannahguthrie

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LECTURE 2.0-privacy and ethics in networked cultures-Facebook’s interpretation of privacy. Use your image-ination →. May 24, 2011 · 9:53 am. The decline of secrecy. In my Google travels, I came across this article:. 8216;s attempts to create what is a described as a “Wikileaks clone” website named “SafeHouse”. Apparently, it’s not so great to leak to this website because their security mechanisms and privacy policy are both faulty. Use your image-ination →. 2 responses to “. The decline of secrecy. This ...

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Hey Jude…I don’t care about your new favourite band. | kaaatherinehayes

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Hey Jude…I don’t care about your new favourite band. Lovink also argues that: No matter how much talk there is of community and mobs, the fact remains that blogs are primarily used as a tool to manage the self . Discuss, giving an example of a blog. While the blogosphere is often conceptualised as the blogging community (Fanselow 2008, 24), it is easy for those who observe and indeed those who. I would argue that in the Web 2.0 era of participation and new media, the site Crying While Eating. Becomes see...

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Blogs as a tool to self-reflect | felixtanandika

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Just another WordPress.com site. Blogs as a tool to self-reflect. Blogs as a tool to self-reflect. May 9, 2011. WEEK 7- Uses of Blogs. Lovink argued that “no matter how much talk there is of the community and mobs, the fact remains that blogs are primarily used as a tool to manage self.”. As soon as I read his argument, I started thinking about the blogs I read and come to a pre-conclusion (if there is such a thing) that it really depends on what kinds of blogs a person chooses to read. So, having said a...