Teaching for the Future

Wednesday, February 28, 2007

Beyond Broadcast 2007 Opening Panel: Participatory Culture

moderator: Jesse Walker, Managing Editor, Reason Magazine
Arin Crumley, Four Eyed Monsters
Kenny Miller, Executive VP and Creative Director, MTV Global Digital Media Team
Elizabeth Osder, Senior Director, Product Development, Yahoo! Media Group

This video was from the first
panel of the Beyond Broadcast
2007 Conference at MIT.

This is a clip from the first panel discussion from Beyond Broadcast 2007. The panel was moderated by Jesse Walker and included Elizabeth Osder, Kenny Miller, and the disembodied head of Arin Crumley.

They discussed the nature of participatory culture, how audiences are becoming increasingly involved and more influential on the media. Each of the panelists discussed the costs and benefits of a fully engaged audience.

Link to mov file.

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Monday, January 08, 2007

Ep. 51: Boston Media Makers

I finally had a chance to go to the Boston Media Makers meeting. This was my first time going and I had a lot of fun. According to Steve Garfield who runs the group this meeting's turnout was larger than usual. The group is a great mix of podcasters, filmmakers, bloggers, educators, artists, and developers. It was great to meet everyone and find out what they were doing. For the video I used a song from my new favorite band Above These Cares who are also available on the Podsafe Music Network. This is my first time having to edit a video, but I'm really happy with how this came out.

The first part of the meeting was pretty formal. We all sat around a large table and spoke about what we are doing. After the more formal part of the meeting a few of us made a short movie. We did the film as a way of thanking Sweet Finnish for letting us use their back room for the meetings. This video was definitely a group effort. I did sound, Bre Pettis directed, Christopher Penn and Kristen Crusius acted, David Tames acted and produced, while Steve Garfield consulted.

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Thanks to Above These Cares(aka Tom Mantzouranis from The Out-Route) and thanks to Dan Flannery for the great music. Make sure you make Dan your MySpace friend.

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