Archive for the ‘Video blog’ Category
Community Technology and Public Access TV
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Back in March, I spoke with Felicia M. Sullivan, Executive Director of Organizers’ Collaborative and former Director of Community Programming at Lowell Telecommunications Corporation about a number of issues related to PEG access TV and the Internet.
This short video features an excerpt from our conversation about the early use of networked technology [...]
Felicia M. Sullivan on “YouTube = Public Access TV?”
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Back in March, I spoke with Felicia M. Sullivan, Executive Director of Organizers’ Collaborative and former Director of Community Programming at Lowell Telecommunications Corporation about a number of issues related to PEG access TV and the Internet.
This short video features an excerpt from our conversation with Felicia’s response [...]
Archiving Local Stories through PEG access TV
With regards to archiving local community stories in PEG access TV, Jason’s comments made me think about the short video I shot on my digital camera of Jay Dedman’s presentation from the ACMBoston 2006 conference in Boston. Here’s the clip from blip.tv:
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From the blip.tv description:
“A video excerpt of Jay Dedman, Node [...]
PEG Access Internet
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This video is a project for a graduate course I am taking at Emerson College this semester titled “Studies in Digital Media & Culture.” The assignment was to create a two-minute video based on the main concepts from our recent critical paper assignment. My paper, “PEG Access Internet as [...]
Ben Sheldon on Mapping Access
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Ben Sheldon, CTC Vista Project/Digital Bicycle, talks about Mapping Access and the evolving community media landscape. From the website:
“MappingAccess.com is a tool for acknowledging the ubiquity of Access Television and providing a means for stations to better work together. Awareness of one another is the first step.
In order [...]
