This April the New Media Consortium (NMC) held an online conference on personal broadcasting (aka podcasting/vodcasting). As the technologies and practices around the publishing of personal syndicated media are still in their infancy (see wikipedia history of podcasting) I’ve written up some notes highlighting key issues and themes that emerged throughout the conference. Also see the conference program notes.
Author Archives: Amy G.
the future of hit counters
Imagine a Google Earth for hit counters and you’ve got a cool little tool for tracking where in the world your visitors are coming from.
ClusterMaps
Aggregation of Syndication
I ran across this post at the MT forums… definitely blog haiku
Who is syndicating/a syndicator?
Who is being syndicated?
Who is aggregating/an aggregator?
Who is being aggregated?
All your aggregated base are belong to us!
Wiki Farming
Little wikis everywhere!
Steps for setting up a Mediawiki farm
even better instructions
more here
How Wikipedia deals with their farming issues
Also combine this with CAS authentication using phpCAS and you’ve got a pretty nifty system…
see Case Western’s docs
IDP Project Proposal
This is the project proposal for a short multimedia piece for the course Introduciton to Digital Production.
Theme:
Modern digital society brings instant access to volumes of information. However, much of this information is noise to be waded through. Our digital tools give us the promise of ease of access, automatic filtering, subscription and organization. The reality of negotiating this information, however, is often one of cranky hardware, imperfect software and not enough time in the day to absorb all of the valuable information we believe lies at the edge of our fingertips.
Typography Theory
“When designers think of typography, we invariably consider semiotics…”
A very interesting and readable discussion on modern typography.
Monster Mac Morning
iMovie workshop 10am
25 eager students
1 lcd projector that only displayed at 800 x 600
1 iMac that that could only run iMovie at 1024 x 768
No iMovie workshop?
run run run lift haul think
new computer
🙂