Archive for the ‘Media Justice’ Category
Rethinking Participation and Access in Public Access Media
In June 2007, after learning about this project Felicia Sullivan recommended that I read Community Media: A Global Introduction by Ellie Rennie. I’m embarrassed to admit that I’ve only just begun to realize – sigh – what an amazing resource it truly is. Particularly for students and scholars of old and new media interested in [...]
February 24, 2008
• Posted in: Community Media, Free and Open Source Software, Internet, Literature Review, Media Justice, PEGTV, Public Access Media, Public Access TV • No Comments
From Imagining the (Un)thinkable
In 2007, the Funding Exchange Media Justice Fund published a journal, entitled “Imagining the (Un)thinkable” which as the website explains:
“This collection of essays pushes the boundaries of current research on media policy and provides critical information on the potential power of the internet, radio, and community-access TV to enhance social justice movements. Written from [...]
February 3, 2008
• Posted in: Community Media, Internet, Media Justice, PEGTV, Public Access TV, Video Distribution • No Comments
