Archive for the ‘Creative Commons’ Category
Denver Open Media: Opening Access DVD
I finally watched my DVD copy of “Opening Access” (photo above) produced by Denver Open Media. It’s an excellent overview of the possibilities that the Internet and user-driven media technologies provide towards revolutionizing Public Access TV. The DVD begins by situating Public Access TV in opposition to corporate television and other commercial media. It [...]
Exploring the Digital Culture within PEG Access Television
I wrote an essay, titled “Community Media in Transition: Exploring the Digital Culture within PEG Access Television.” It is an overview of my research and methods used for this project to date. My hope is that it will serve to help focus my work moving forward.
From the introduction:
In August 2006, following the Alliance for Community [...]
Community Media Center 2.0 and Why Creative Commons Matters
The image above is (two pages pieced together) from the Spring 2007 Issue of the Community Media Review. Because this image is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution NonCommercial Share Alike 3.0 license, I can post it here on this blog. I can do that because I am giving the image attribution, I’m using it [...]
