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Adieu Net Communication | netted!

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Musings on the university of melbourne's net communication. June 6, 2011. One semester of the subject Net Communication is now officially completed. Photo by Amani Hasan. 8211; Creative Commons License. We need to reflect on what have we learnt. But, importantly, we need to think how we’re going to apply and use the knowledge we’ve learnt. I think what’s important in tertiary education is how we can use the knowledge we’ve received throughout our education for the goodness of the society. To conclude, th...

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Microsoft Buys Skype | netted!

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Musings on the university of melbourne's net communication. May 14, 2011. Is it a good move? This entry was posted in Software Studies. And tagged media and communications. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. Top Posts and Pages.

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Online and offline stars: what’s the difference? | Net Communication

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Online and offline stars: what’s the difference? May 4, 2011 in Uncategorized. Most YouTube users are pleased if their upload receives positive feedback, like comments, likes, and a high number of views. Many users have become well-known ‘stars’ of YouTube, with millions of views, and these stars can be defined by values that aren’t necessarily the same as the ‘dominant’ media’s; YouTube has its own system (Burgess, 24). However. Hate him or love him, you can’t deny that Justin Bieber is incredibly...

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Creative Commons: a balance between copyright and copyleft? | Net Communication

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May 13, 2011 in Uncategorized. I recently added a Creative Commons (CC) license to my blog. After reading about CC on the organisation’s website. I found it could be beneficial. I chose the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License. This means I reserve. Thomas Jefferson believed that the nature of ideas is that they are ‘inexhaustible, uncontrollable, necessarily free’ (Lessig, 353). This is true in most respects, and it is a great way of thinking; ideas. Gunelius, 71), or. The Wor...

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Where do celebrities come from? How far can they go? | yatingding

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Just another WordPress.com site. Where do celebrities come from? How far can they go? We are the ordinary people, and we also can be the celebrities due to the intelligent development of new media! 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 (Burgess and Green 2009). For example, Jason Chen, is an ordinary people like all of us who goes to university. Jason Chen h...

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You be trolling for some ideas son… | Vanessa Condemi

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Just another pressed for words site. You be trolling for some ideas son…. Following week 10 tutorial’s exercise, explain why you chose the Creative Commons license that you added to your blog and discuss the relevance (or not) of adding the license. The creative commons license I have decided to use is ‘Attribution-Share Alike’. According to Creative Commons. This is what that means:. I chose this particular license over all the other combinations because well, it’s pretty much free advertising, isn’t it?

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Hello, Goodbye | kaaatherinehayes

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I could summarise what I’ve learnt this semester in Net Comm. But it’s Sunday and the lectures were all two hours long and to be honest, all my knowledge has congealed itself into this big fuzzy mass of words like “interactivity” and “produsage” and “Bruns” and since our week on piracy I haven’t been able to stop singing this. ( click at your own peril. And c) I’ve got a real licence. And it’s got a cool abbreviated conjoined name. Aren’t I special. Orge and Alexa Narvae. You haven’t got a soul. 8220;14t...

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CC ignore the issue of an economic model, does it? | yatingding

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Just another WordPress.com site. CC ignore the issue of an economic model, does it? CC) seems forget to consider the issue of an economic model for supporting cultural production. I am not trying to against CC, but I think CC could do better if it has protect the piracy of producers. Photo by Dawn Endico. 8211; Creative Common License (CC BY 2.0). Here is a funny video from the anti-piracy group, which suggest the actions of free downloading from internet likewise is a crime. New Media and Society.

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Which ‘flavour’ of CC would you like? | yatingding

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Just another WordPress.com site. Which ‘flavour’ of CC would you like? Before telling you which ‘flavor’ of CC I like to use, it is better to give some background information. People may ask, what is ‘CC’? Let me explain it. Creative Common License (CC BY 2.0). 8220;, the function is shown below:. Marc Garcelon, ‘An Information Commons? Creative Commons and Public Access to Cultural Creations’, New Media and Society 11.8 (2009): 1307-1326. Where do celebrities come from? How far can they go? You are comm...

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Old school anti-piracy campaign: Don’t copy that floppy! | Net Communication

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Old school anti-piracy campaign: Don’t copy that floppy! May 30, 2011 in Uncategorized. Don't copy that floppy. I like this clip, not only because of the great beats and dance moves, but it is quite informative in that it includes the effects that piracy has on the artists/designers etc, as well as the fact that it is illegal. The quality is pretty bad but it’s entertaining! June 5, 2011 at 1:58 pm. June 5, 2011 at 2:28 pm. The celebrity ones are annoying aren’t they? Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Address ...