#Week12.Lectorial: Farewell to Media One
Above is a sample learning graph we need to do for the semester. This means the first half of year…
#Week11.Lectorial: Media Tech and Work Attachments
Guest lecturer Paul Richard has been telling us about the work attachment we need to do for our degree(which is…
#Week10.Lectorial: Institutions & Video Essay
There are two parts to the lecture. #1. “Institution”, a word borrow from sociology, indicates a collective value when used…
#Week10.Reading2: High Speed, Higher, Quicker…
Discussed Essay Name: ASYNCHRONOUS SPEEDS: DISENTANGLING THE DISCOURSE OF ‘HIGH-SPEED BROADBAND’ IN RELATION TO AUSTRALIA’S NATIONAL BROADBAND NETWORK Faster, faster…
#Week10.Reading1: PSB and Social Media
Social Media Over the past decade, new technologies encouraged the development of social media. The rapid shift, especially among the…
#Week9.Reading3: Towards a Convergence Culture
Before I read this essay, I have never encountered the concept of “convergence culture” in English. It is such a…
#Week9.Lectorial&Reading1: Need for Audiences
Everybody wants an audience, especially for our media workers. Without them, we are nothing. We want to be recognized as…
#Week9.Reading2: Audiences
In this reading, an overview of the definition of audiences is looked at and it also brings up the debate…
#Week8.Reading: News is now shared
photo source This article, published in April 2012, has for that time expressed a clear and informative insight to the new…
#Week7.Lectorial&Reading.1: Non-narrative
The first topic came across this week is non-narrative. Seth introduced it with interesting presentation made up of note pad…