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Selection of articles written between 2005 and today.
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Digicast Society
I’ve been thinking a lot recently about setting up a Trinity Digicast Society. This society would have a three pronged focus. One, facilitating the student production of blogs, podcasts and vidcasts. Two, providing learning opportunities for students interests in media production, citizen media, and digicasting in general. Three, Digial Rights Advocacy. Society application documents. <h1>Notes</h1> Read more
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Interactivity
Justin Hall is a fascinating character. One of the pioneers of blogging, and amongst the first to see the potential of the web as a truly interactive medium – a hyper enhancement of human communication, and an experiment in group consciousness. This view, long considered naive and vaguely communist, is once again returning to vogue Read more
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Technolotics on Daily Source Code!
Thanks to the inimitable Bernie Goldbach, Francis and I got to give a technolotics shoutout (recorded at the Blog Awards Podcasting Seminar), which was included in Adam Curry’s Daily Source Code. If memory serves, Curry’s show is available on XM satellite radio in the states, where it has about half a million listeners. Sweet! Read more
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Done!
Site is broadly speaking done. Still need to create an OPML of my feeds and stick it somewhere, and no doubt minor problems will emerge, but over all the move is done. It has not gone smoothly, but overall I’m happy with it. This site revamp has definitely been the quickest so far. Posts coming Read more
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Technolotics #28 – Back from the Dead
https://garethstack.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/28_technolotics.mp3 Listen: Episode 28 Watch: Youtube Feed: RSS Notes Everyone by the campfire A discussion of the democratizing impact of citizen media, distributed distrobution, folksonomy, podcasting, vidcasting and the future of news, entertainment and human communication Buzzwords: Web2.0, emergent, folksonomy Content Creation: Geocities -> Google Pagemaker Media: NBC, Sky, Fox -> Indymedia, Channel 101, Revision3 Knowledge: Britannica -> Read more
Gareth Stack 