20 results on '"Mass media -- Technology application"'
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2. Future audiences for Australian stories: industry responses in a post-Web 2.0 world
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de Roeper, Julia and Luckman, Susan
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Web 2.0 -- Social aspects ,Mass media -- Technology application ,Mass media -- Analysis ,Communications industry -- Technology application ,Communications industry -- Analysis ,Motion picture industry -- Technology application ,Technology application ,Business ,Mass communications - Abstract
The development of global social networking sites using Web 2.0 technologies (MySpace, Facebook, YouTube, Wikipedia, Flickr, etc.) is signalling a shift in media usage towards an environment in which the distinction between producer and consumer is less clearly defined. While audiences still demand and enjoy a quality professional product their active personal experience of media production means that they are no longer content to remain outside the production process. This paper outlines the first part of a multi-stage research project that is monitoring responses on both sides of the divide. Through analysis of media coverage, policy reports, submissions to government and interviews with a number of senior executives in leading Australian screen agencies and industry organisations, we have identified four distinct categories of Australian film industry response to technological change and shifts in media consumption, provisionally referred to as 'Denial', 'Panic', 'Embrace' and 'Co-create '. In this paper, we offer a critical examination of these responses.
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- 2009
3. Economics of non-market innovation and digital literacy
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Quiggin, John and Potts, Jason
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Digitization -- Research ,Financial markets -- Evaluation ,Mass media -- Technology application ,Communications industry -- Technology application ,Literacy -- Australia ,Literacy -- Research ,Literacy -- Technology application ,Technology application ,Business ,Mass communications - Abstract
This article is an abbreviated version of a debate between two economists holding somewhat different perspectives on the nature of non-market production in the space of new digital media. While the ostensible focus here is on the role of markets in the innovation of new technologies to create new economic value, this context also serves to highlight the private and public value of digital literacy.
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- 2008
4. Opening up literacy with the digital turn: ideas from mobiles
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Goggin, Gerard
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Literacy -- United States ,Literacy -- Technology application ,Digitization -- Social aspects ,Digitization -- Research ,Mass media -- Technology application ,Communications industry -- Technology application ,Technology application ,Business ,Mass communications - Abstract
This paper argues that digital technologies offer an opportunity to open up and rethink cultural literacy. It discusses and critiques prevalent approaches to digital literacy, and examines the kinds of new literacies emerging from mobile phone culture and developments in mobile media. The paper concludes with suggestions for how mobiles can inform not only an understanding of digital literacy, but directions in literacy in general.
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- 2008
5. 60Sox: an experiment in building digital literacies for emerging professionals in the digital content industries
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Hearn, Greg and Brow, Justin
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Literacy -- Australia ,Literacy -- Research ,Mass media -- Technology application ,Mass media -- Research ,Communications industry -- Technology application ,Communications industry -- Research ,Digitization -- Research ,Online information services -- Evaluation ,Online information services -- Environmental aspects ,Information services -- Evaluation ,Information services -- Environmental aspects ,Online services -- Evaluation ,Online services -- Environmental aspects ,Online information service ,Technology application ,Business ,Mass communications - Abstract
What are the education-to-work transition experiences of graduate creative professionals in a time when user-generated content is radically changing the organisations in which they will work? 60Sox is an online creative ecology for these emerging professionals that attempts to answer this question, in the process of showcasing and developing their creative and generic career capacities. We report here on the development and operation of 60Sox.org.au, and argue for its significance in terms of: (1) the centrality of human capital arguments in the operation of the creative economy; (2) the importance of 'creative ecologies' as an emerging business concept, particularly in the digital industries; (3) the arrival of online and peer-to-peer (p2p) architecture as a changing distribution mode within the digital content industries; (4) the related importance of pro-am creativity; and (5) the recognition of skill shortages and training requirements in Australia's digital content industries.
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- 2008
6. Turning play into pay: digital literacies and new lessons for the post-Web 2.0 generation
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Luckman, Susan
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Digital communications -- Study and teaching ,Web 2.0 -- Usage ,Mass media -- Technology application ,Communications industry -- Technology application ,Technology and civilization -- Research ,Creative ability -- Research ,Digital communication ,Technology application ,Business ,Mass communications - Abstract
Digital technologies are clearly enabling greater access to cultural production, broadening the spaces in which we market our sense of self and thus facilitating small-scale creative entrepreneurialism. However, alongside the many opportunities undoubtedly offered by co-creator Web 2.0 technologies, true digital literacy requires an as yet unclear level of control over the whole process--both in the short and long term--in order to ensure that creative development is undertaken in a personally and collectively sustainable fashion. This article briefly outlines some of new digital literacies on which educators need to focus if we are to empower people for creation (production), not just consumption, in this emerging media landscape.
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- 2008
7. Inside the house of SYN: digital literacy and youth media
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Rennie, Ellie and Thomas, Julian
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Communications industry -- Demographic aspects ,Communications industry -- Technology application ,Digital communications -- Research ,Technology and civilization -- Research ,Literacy -- Australia ,Literacy -- Research ,Mass media -- Demographic aspects ,Mass media -- Technology application ,Youth -- Societies, clubs, etc. ,Youth -- Technology application ,Youth -- Services ,Technology application ,Digital communication ,Business ,Mass communications - Abstract
This paper examines the role of community media organisations in the diffusion of digital literacy. In Australia, a number of media organisations, established by the so-called 'digital generation', are experimenting with new training methods and content forms. Such groups aim to provide their constituents with deep and immersive media opportunities. We examine the methods and outcomes of SYN Media (a youth-run media organisation in Melbourne) and discuss the implications for digital literacy. Our research suggests that, although the systems and forms that make up digital literacy are in still under development, organisations like SYN are allowing that development to occur. Both audience and the particular habitus of the media workplace are important factors in SYN's success.
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- 2008
8. The shock of the new: old media strategies in the digital age
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Sinclair, John
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Mass media -- Technology application ,Communications industry -- Technology application ,Internet -- Influence ,Internet ,Technology application ,Business ,Mass communications - Abstract
This paper provides an outline and analysis of the strategies with which the 'old' media empires of print and television have met the challenge of 'new' media in Australia, notably the internet. It places particular emphasis on the protection of or the gaining of access to, advertising revenue as a motivating factor in such corporate strategies since the early 1990s. In order to achieve some historical perspective and narrative continuity on this process, the discussion is divided into a rough periodisation. The first period saw the beginning of internet advertising and media organisations establishing a web presence, before the dot.com crash of 2000. A period of more cautious consolidation of positions then followed, and internet advertising became differentiated into categories of search, directories, classified and display, leading up to the corporate discovery of social networking in 2005. The paper concludes with some observations on the recent influx of private equity capital, particularly noting the agile response of 'old' media proprietors.
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- 2008
9. The case of the e-tuktuk
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Tacchi, Jo and Grubb, Ben
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Communication -- Methods ,Communication -- Social aspects ,Communication -- Technology application ,Mass media -- Methods ,Mass media -- Social aspects ,Mass media -- Technology application ,Communications industry -- Methods ,Communications industry -- Social aspects ,Communications industry -- Technology application ,Technology application ,Business ,Mass communications - Abstract
The e-tuktuk is a mobile information and communication centre located within a three-wheeled auto rickshaw. It operates out of the Kothmale Community Multimedia Centre in Central Province, Sri Lanka. In this paper, we examine this innovative use of new technology through drawing an analogy between the technology of irrigation and the technologies of information and communication. We argue that it is the particular context of Sri Lanka, and the culturally significant notion of reaching out to villages, that makes the e-tuktuk meaningful in this place at this time. We describe how a particularly Sri Lankan form of community media began in Sri Lanka in the early 1980s, and how it has since developed. The e-tuktuk is presented as a recent and interesting example of participatory community media that uses radio and mobile technologies to reach out to villages. It is, in this context, a highly meaningful set of social, cultural political and symbolic behaviours that have clear modern and ancient precedents.
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- 2007
10. Tech titans face crackdown
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Tasker, Sarah-Jane
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Australia. Competition and Consumer Commission -- Reports ,Information technology services industry -- Social aspects -- Economic aspects ,Mass media -- Technology application ,Advertising -- Technology application ,Algorithms ,Advertising effectiveness ,Computer services industry ,Technology application ,Business ,Business, international - Abstract
Byline: Sarah-Jane TaskerDec 09, 2018 (The Australian - ABIX via COMTEX) -- The preliminary report of the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission's review of digital giants' impact on the media [...]
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- 2018
11. Pardon the constant interruption
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Smith, Roger
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Newspapers -- Service introduction ,Mass media -- Technology application ,Communications industry -- Technology application ,Technology application ,Company service introduction ,Business, general ,Business ,Engineering and manufacturing industries - Abstract
Prior to the introduction of the telegraph system, information moved from one place to another at the speed of a steam locomotive, a dashing pony express, or a lumbering ocean [...]
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- 2012
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12. Simplifying social media for optimum results: the key to effective technology usage is developing an integrated plan, choosing the most complementary tools and implementing well-planned strategies
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Segreto, Paul
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Online information services -- Technology application ,Appropriate technology -- Usage ,Online services -- Technology application ,Mass media -- Technology application ,Information services -- Technology application ,Multimedia software -- Usage ,Communications industry -- Technology application ,Online information service ,Technology application ,Advertising, marketing and public relations ,Business ,Economics - Abstract
Social-media technology is evolving at a rapid pace. New tools enabling increased communication with various constituencies are being introduced on a frequent basis. While the franchising community is not yet [...]
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- 2010
13. Introduction: digital literacy
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McWilliam, Kelly, Hartley, John, and Gibson, Mark
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Communications industry -- Technology application ,Digital communications -- Influence ,Technology and civilization -- Research ,Mass media -- Technology application ,Technology application ,Digital communication ,Business ,Mass communications - Abstract
This issue of MIA is based on several of the papers presented at the Digital Literacy and Creative Innovation in a Knowledge Economy symposium held by the ARC Centre of Excellence for Creative Industries and Innovation at QUT and the ARC Cultural Research Network in March 2007. The articles in this issue consider how the rapid development of digital technologies has changed the production and consumption of media content, altering the very nature of the relationship between 'producers' and 'consumers'.
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- 2008
14. Five Tools to Rebuild Trust in Media
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Information technology -- Usage -- Social aspects ,Mass media -- Technology application ,Information technology ,Technology application ,Business ,Literature/writing ,Mass communications ,Publishing industry - Abstract
The low levels of trust in the media in the U.S. and abroad can be attributed, at least in part, to the deterioration of public discourse. Maria Ramirez, a 2018 [...]
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- 2018
15. Will the Internet help make democracy a reality? Traditional media have failed
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Merrill, John
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Internet -- Usage ,Mass media -- Technology application ,Mass media -- Forecasts and trends ,Communications industry -- Technology application ,Communications industry -- Forecasts and trends ,Democracy -- Influence ,Internet ,Technology application ,Market trend/market analysis ,Business ,Business, international ,Literature/writing ,Mass communications ,Publishing industry - Abstract
The mass media is necessary for the implementation of democracy in a country since it reflects and tries to retain the basic idealogies and values of the societies. The traditional media have largely failed in introducing, securing and expanding democracy in any country and along with the Internet it is possible to go beyond the traditional mass media in expanding the democracy.
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- 2003
16. Digital Leaders Talk Turkey on Journalism's Future
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Journalism -- Technology application ,Journalism -- Conferences, meetings and seminars ,Mass media -- Technology application ,Mass media -- Conferences, meetings and seminars ,Communications industry -- Technology application ,Communications industry -- Conferences, meetings and seminars ,Technology application ,Business ,Publishing industry - Abstract
Key new media executives on Wednesday discussed one of the hottest topics of the year in digital media -- how traditional and digital journalism can live side-by-side. The panel discussion [...]
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- 2009
17. A designer's guide to working with information technology
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Crowder, Daniel
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Information technology -- Management ,Mass media -- Technology application ,Communications industry -- Technology application ,Information technology ,Company business management ,Technology application ,Advertising, marketing and public relations ,Arts, visual and performing ,Business - Abstract
A guide is presented to help creative professionals understand better how to work with information technology and to ensure the integrity of their work. It is concluded that like design, the technology should be driven by the user experience and business need, and understanding will build one's confidence that will allow one to boldly explore the hundreds of new design channels that technology has created and will create.
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- 2005
18. All the news that'll fit in a bit
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Joyce, Marilyn
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Newspapers -- Technology application ,Mass media -- Technology application ,Telephone systems -- Technology application ,Business ,Business, regional - Abstract
It was the late-night news junkies, monitoring computers for breaking news stories, who knew first about Bell Atlantic Corp.'s proposal to Tele-Communications Inc. In a deal that signals the reshaping [...]
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- 1993
19. New era of content identification
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Keshvani, Nazir
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Mass media industry -- Technology application ,Mass media -- Technology application ,Communications industry -- Technology application ,Technology application ,Business ,Mass communications - Abstract
Media consumption has expanded over the past decade and the way content is consumed has changed. A number of technologies have surfaced to help build new business models for digital [...]
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- 2010
20. Automatic association of news items
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Carrick, Christina and Watters, Carolyn
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Mass media -- Technology application ,Multimedia technology -- Usage ,Newspapers ,Electronic publishing ,Mass media and technology -- Management ,Business ,Computers and office automation industries - Abstract
A new media for news delivery has emerged in which print, photographs, video, and audio can be integrated into personalized multimedia news presentations. An electronic news delivery system produces personal 'editions' by selecting news items from various sources in a variety of media types and ordering and/or grouping these items for presentation. Clearly, if personalized and dynamic 'editions' of news are to be a reality then algorithms are needed that select and group items with minimal human intervention. In this paper we will examine only one of the problems involved in the automatic generation of electronic editions: the association of related items of different media type, specifically photos and stories. The goal of this research is to be able to determine to what degree any two news items refer to the same news event. This metric has several uses. First, it can be used to link multimedia items that can be shown together, such as a video, photo, and text story related to a shipwreck or state visit. Second, it can be used to form clusters of very similar items from a variety of sources so that one or two can be chosen to represent that event in an edition. In this paper we discuss the specific association of text and photo news items although our approach to the problem of defining relationships between photos and stories applies to a larger domain of news items including scripted news video clips and scripted radio broadcasts.
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- 1997
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