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Social Media Aesthetics

Published on December 9, 2010 in Language Text & Technology

Social media changes the way we exchange information. Today, we tend to speak socially online, today, we share information in a conversational manor, we comment, tweet, blog and podcast. Often from the right conservative voice, we hear comments about how iReport-style and similar grassroots efforts re-shape the journalism in a negative manor by introducing amateurs

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Social Media & Ethics

Published on November 25, 2010 in Language Text & Technology
ETHICS

As I was watching Clay Shirky: How social media can make history, I began thinking how these new forms are challenging traditional narrative forms. One to many is a traditional way of communication. Many to Many is the new pattern that is a result of a digital technology innovation. As we digitize our books, our

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Textuality vs. Iconography

Published on September 25, 2010 in Language Text & Technology

Textuality vs. Iconography, or maybe this is the evolution of our brain. If I take a picture of these three letters T H E and frame them up. What are you going to see. Your mind would try to make sense of it and would probably try to create a story of some sort. If

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