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All posts for the month November, 2007
November Brain Dump
Posted by Colin on November 28, 2007
http://cmediachange.net/2007/11/28/november-brain-dump/
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Article
In an article titled “Who needs public access TV?” by Adrian McCoy of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette the author writes “Public access supporters argue that Web video isn’t really as democratic as it appears. Sure, anyone can do it — anyone with enough money for a video camera, high-speed Internet access and the right software. The [...]
Posted by Colin on November 28, 2007
http://cmediachange.net/2007/11/28/pittsburgh-post-gazette-article/
Does Public Access TV Matter in a Digital Age?
In a brief online exchange, following a recent Philly Independent Media Center article, entitled “Public Access TV in Philadelphia is Finally Here,” one commenter inquires about the relevance of public access in a digital age. The commenter brings up two relevant issues: (1) the growing popularity of internet video production, publishing and distribution platforms and [...]
Posted by Colin on November 26, 2007
http://cmediachange.net/2007/11/26/does-public-access-tv-matter-in-a-digital-age/
Locating Community Media within the Space of Flows
Drawing from community informatics literature, I found Slack and Williams, “The dialectics of place and space: On community in the “Information Age’” (2000) of particular interest because of its focus on the role of physical place within online networks. The article highlights a study of The Craigmillar Community Information Service, which the McDonald and Denning [...]
Posted by Colin on November 19, 2007
http://cmediachange.net/2007/11/19/locating-community-media-within-the-space-of-flows/




