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Real World vs Electronic World: the Question of Surveillance
New tools and technology have really opened the door of opportunity for sharing, creating, and distributing content. Since these tools have made it easy to share content, they have also made it easy to steal content. That’s why the question … Continue reading
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Tagged activism, communication, movement, new media, privacy, security, social media, surveillance
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Slacktivists fight back!
Social networking sites, micro-blogging services, content-sharing sites, blogs (like this one!), web pages, wikipedia, twitter and much more, have introduced the opportunity for wide-scale, online social participation with the opportunity to send out information and updates on a national and … Continue reading
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Tagged activism, amnesty, internet, movement, offline activism, online activism, slacktivism, slacktivists, social media
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Is media activism just another tool for social change?
In the context of media activism media can be defined as a medium to communicate, interact and promulgate as well as to create meaning whereas activism is the ability to change or make history. Activism is the practice to strive … Continue reading
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Tagged activism, Carroll and Hackett, development, media, media activism, social change, social media
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Interested in New Media? Welcome to L.A!
BlogWorld & New Media Expo in L.A. Nov. 3-5, 2011 Good news for those, who want to learn how to create better content, grow your brand, audience and revenue online from the world’s most successful New Media experts & Social … Continue reading