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Current Topic: Media

The New York Times - Multimedia Scrapbooks to Share
Topic: Media 1:49 am EDT, Jul 19, 2004

] A HANDFUL of Web users are programming their own virtual TV
] newscasts and eclectic collections of video clips using a
] free media-sharing tool called Webjay (www.webjay.org).
] The site makes it easy to build, share and watch
] playlists of audio and video links culled from around the
] Internet.

Interesting....

The New York Times - Multimedia Scrapbooks to Share


Yahoo! News - New MPAA Leader Committed to 'Net Piracy Fight
Topic: Media 6:11 pm EDT, Jul  1, 2004

] The selection of former Agriculture Secretary Dan
] Glickman to replace Jack Valenti as head of the Motion
] Picture Association of America won't result in any
] changes in the industry's policy of aggressively fighting
] online piracy, the two men said Thursday.

The Hydra has spawned its new head.

Yahoo! News - New MPAA Leader Committed to 'Net Piracy Fight


Yahoo! News - New Iraqi TV Station Brings Unique Brand of Satire
Topic: Media 4:52 pm EDT, Jun 22, 2004

] A journalist stops a man in a Baghdad street and asks
] about the security situation. The man cheerfully replies:
] "Security has vastly improved, we used to go home at 7:30
] p.m. but now we can stay out as late as 7:45!"
]
] A sound effect of an explosion during the conversation
] shakes the camera, adding a tongue-in-cheek dose of
] reality to the comedy clip by a new Iraqi channel aiming
] to win audiences with a unique style of political and
] social satire.

Shit, we need something like this here.. Maybe we could get the Daily Show and Naked News people to join up and make another 24/7 news station.

Yahoo! News - New Iraqi TV Station Brings Unique Brand of Satire


Japanese Find a Forum to Vent Most-Secret Feelings
Topic: Media 4:25 pm EDT, May  9, 2004

In a society in which subtlety is prized above all, face-to-face confrontation is avoided, insults can be leveled with verbal nuances and hidden meanings are found everywhere, there is one place where the Japanese go to bare their souls and engage in verbal combat: Channel 2.

News media follow it; big companies meticulously monitor it; the police react to it. Language is raw, and comments are blunt, often cruel and hurled with studied cynicism.

Channel 2 is run by a single person and its contents are shaped entirely by the individual users who post comments.

"Channel 2 has become a brand name in this society and has an influence that cannot be measured by numbers."

Founder Hiroyuki Nishimura, 27, said he was bored with his Web site and did not believe it was worth enough to attract buyers.

"Many people who write on Channel 2 are stupid. They cannot change the world by writing about it. If they really want to have an impact, there are other things they could be doing."

Japanese Find a Forum to Vent Most-Secret Feelings


newsmap
Topic: Media 7:07 pm EDT, May  8, 2004

Newsmap is an application that visually reflects the constantly changing landscape of the Google News news aggregator.

A treemap visualization algorithm helps display the enormous amount of information gathered by the aggregator. Treemaps are traditionally space-constrained visualizations of information. Newsmap's objective takes that goal a step further and provides a tool to divide information into quickly recognizable bands which, when presented together, reveal underlying patterns in news reporting across cultures and within news segments in constant change around the globe.

Newsmap does not pretend to replace the googlenews aggregator. Its objective is to simply demonstrate visually the relationships between data and the unseen patterns in news media.

It is not thought to display an unbiased view of the news; on the contrary, it is thought to ironically accentuate the bias of it.

newsmap


small world
Topic: Media 3:47 pm EST, Mar 30, 2004

Brilliant commentary on configure-your-friends/six-degree style social network sites.

small world


Yahoo! News - Report Sees Bleak Trend in U.S. News Media
Topic: Media 4:48 pm EST, Mar 22, 2004

] "Trust in journalism has been declining for a
] generation," said project director Tom Rosenstiel. "This
] study suggests one reason is that news media are locked
] in a vicious cycle. As audiences fragment, newsrooms are
] cut back, which further erodes public trust."
]
] Circulation of English-language daily newspapers has
] dropped 11 percent since 1990; network news ratings are
] down 34 percent since 1994; late night local TV news
] viewership fell 16 percent lower since 1997 and cable
] news viewership has been flat since late 2001.

The public viewing audience has flocked to either the 24 hour news networks or the Internet for their world view.

] Technology was driving many of the changes.
]
] "Journalism is in the midst of an epochal transformation,
] as momentous probably as the invention of the telegraph
] or television," the report said.

We get them all in the end. The audience and the journalists. Dialogue engines are the new medium revolution.

Yahoo! News - Report Sees Bleak Trend in U.S. News Media


Ross Mayfield's Weblog: Press, Blog and Wiki Coverage
Topic: Media 10:15 pm EST, Mar 12, 2004

] We often pride ourselves as bloggers for how we break
] news, dig deep, gain sources, carry the story and
] highlight the details of fast moving events. However,
] with complex unfolding news, I find myself turning to
] different outlets for different reasons. We aren't the
] best at coverage, we just have a special blend.
]
] Turn to Press for the official record, Blog for social
] context
and Wiki for the public record.

These are the three elements I hope we can bring together within a meme in this system. I want to track path and revision of a meme. It should be possible for information to be annotated, edited, and shared in a way which reflects the views of multiple groups.

] Take your sources, excercise judgment, mix and morph
] your own media. Up until now, its all been in your head.
] Now its anywho, anywhat, anywhen, anywhere, anywhy
] and sometimes how you want it.

Yep.

BTW.. Ross Mayfield's blog, Many-to-Many, and Zephoria's blog should all be considered mandatory reading for anyone in the online communication space.

Ross Mayfield's Weblog: Press, Blog and Wiki Coverage


OhMyNews English Edition
Topic: Media 5:07 am EST, Feb 23, 2004

OhMyNews has started an English language section.

OhMyNews English Edition


21C Magazine
Topic: Media 7:44 am EST, Jan 27, 2004

DJ Spooky's Magazine. Jaron Lanier, Barabasi, Coldcut, Hackers, Remix culture, Big Brother, Islam, Drugs and, of course, Genesis P-Orridge... This is it...

21C Magazine


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