Web 1.0, 2.0 & 3.0

Web 1 2 3

Web 3.0

OR CLICK THIS LINK FOR ANOTHER PERSPECTIVE ON 3.0

THINKBOX talk TV future

Click on picture to read about the future of TV

NOVEMBER'S ONLINE-MEDIA HEADLINES

1. WIKIPEDIA loses 49,000 contributors
2. YOUTUBE rolls out UKTV channel

3. BBC radio player to compete with itunes, spotify and lastfm?

3. Court ruling stops the P2P pirates

4. Social media challenges social rules

5. Newspapers trial charging for online content
6. BBC Iplayer on freesat
7. MySpace Music launches

CLICK on all headlines to view stories, videos and comments.

THE BBC IPLAYER RULES THE WORLD!

The Byron Report

It is important you read this report summary to be aware of the attempts by UK Government to regulate the internet and the media contained therein.

CLICK ON THE IMAGE TO DOWNLOAD A PDF SUMMARY

Participatory Cultures

A short presentation on Participatory Cultures which is a key Media in the Online Age topic.

New media technology is changing the way we connect to share knowledge and creativity.

It is essential for all students to have a working knowledge of Participatory Cultures - you will need to talk about Participatory Cultures in every Media in the Online Age essay - it is the big idea for this unit.

We-Think and Wikinomics Presentation

Sky TV Hits Windows 7, iPlayer 's ITV/Ch4 Deal Vetoed

UK Microsoft Windows 7 Launches and Integrates Sky Player Online TV

Sky TV Hits Windows 7, iPlayer 's ITV/Ch4 Deal Vetoed

Project Canvas

XBOX360 MULTIMEDIA HUB!

Online TV Research Project

The History of You Tube

Key Questions for Media in the Online Age

The Long Tail applied to the Music Industry

Long Tail Business Models

View more documents from Alexander Osterwalder.

The Long Tail in Pictures

The Long Tail

View more presentations from Frankwatching.

The Long Tail

The Long tail

View more presentations from dongelen.

2008 digital & online media trends

or...

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Scheme of Work

Open publication - Free publishing - More scheme of work

Tech headlines from Auntie:

The One to Watch

BBC new media tech blogging

Web 3.0

Click here to find out what it's all about...

then take the online test

A Wiki Film?

Look back at the document 'The Ignorance of Crowds' which takes a critical/skeptical view of Wikinomics/We-Think theories. How does this 'mass collaboration' media venture compare with Nicholas Carr's views?

Take a look at the BBC website for more info... oh and did this 'movie' ever get finished?????

Lord Carter explains the Digital Britain report's five major points

But what does this mean for the licence fee and traditional Public Service Broadcasting? (PSB)



Take a look at this critical review for more perspective

The Digital Britain Report

To push or pull that is the question...

Online media is fundamentally different to the 'old skool' model... think pick 'n mix as opposed to a closed box of Milk Tray

The key word here is choice... there's loads of it... you can pull what you want rather rather than just accept what you're pushed. Terrestrial TV in lounge with Five channels = you have to accept what's being pushed to you. Net TV on the otherhand... you can surf for hours and pull what ever content your heart desires.

Read the article below and look out for the embedded link to another fine piece of prose!

Has internet journalism come of age?

A load of collective waffle/hysteria? unchecked, unedited, with bias and prejudice?

or... mass activism and coroboration of events and news? YOU DECIDE!

The History of YOU TUBE

Click here for more info... and take a look at this article below for a good old fashioned argument!

Charles Leadbeater says that new media technology is radically changing the way audiences interact with media products; Myspace, Youtube, Facebook etc are turning an audience of consumers into an audience of producers. Find out more at his site: www.charlesleadbeater.net

charles leadbeater TEDTalks (video) - TEDTalks : Charles Leadbeater (2005) video
Charles Leadbeater has coined the term 'we-think'; he states that the world is changing because of Web 2.0 and 'creative collaboration' between Internet users. Creative collaboration and we-think is when ideas are shared and discussed online. Users share their ideas and creative projects for recognition rather than for money.
Example of 'creative collaboration' and we-think:

1. Second Life;
2. Wikipedia;
3. Linux software;
4. Linux games - http://www.linux.org/apps/all/Entertainment/3D_Games.html
5. World of Warcraft - http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/community/stories/stories.xml
6. You Tube;
7. Vimeo

Charles Leadbeater's ideas are changing the video games industry. The audience for video games, especially the core gamers, are sharing ideas, cheats and releasing 'patches' online that alter or remix the gaming experience.

The gaming industry are actively trying to foster and encourage user-generated ideas as this helps them to develop their games.

Charles Leadbeater's ideas about we-think and creative collaboration are revolutionising the video games industry and the wider media landscape.

Audience & Twitter

Have a read of this page from The Telegraph website; look at the ways the sites relies on Twitter for instant reader feeds on the site!

It is funny, but also relevant when discussing media democracy and media in the online age.

Chris Anderson explains The Long Tail

Chris Anderson and the free media lunch!

The author of The Long Tail believes that, one day, all media will be free, and we will make money from it. How can that work?

READ IT HERE

Shift Happens!

Our fast moving, 24/7, multi-media, over populated, techno crazy world....