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internet radio is being promoted more significantly by Apple. Delete the scoop?
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A unique and valuable half-day training workshop with Andrew Bruce Smith, director at Escherman and expert in SEO, Analytics and Social Media. Delete the scoop?
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How has social media impacted your life? Using the hashtag #socialmediais, tell us what social media means to you. (RT @cmelakigor: What Does Social Media Mean to You? Delete the scoop?
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The slides for my presentation at Mobile Convention Amsterdam May 23 2013 see http://www.mobileconventionamsterdam.nl/ Next Five years in Mobile “Marketing
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“Marketing as we know it is over. More than ever mobile devices are becoming our ears, eyes and brains. ‘Nowness’ takes its toll.” Delete the scoop?
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Pupils in Wales could soon get advice on avoiding the pitfalls of using social media and prevent damaging their future career prospects. Via Judy O'Connell 
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March 10, 7:30 AM
All schools should be letting their pupils know the pitfalls of life on line, but also showing them the joys too! Greater connnectedness CAN be good! 
Kris Byam's curator insight,
April 7, 10:10 PM
Every student needs to know the consequences of their actions on social media. Delete the scoop?
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But it's not. "If we go to cable, if we are forced to, then about 10 percent of America will not get our signal and I don't think they will like that," CBS chief Leslie Moonves said at a recent panel. And for Moonves, it could be a win-win: what if CBS and its fellow broadcasters are financially incentivized to the tune of billions of dollars in exchange for going off the air? Via Claude Seyrat Delete the scoop?
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Tools for helping journalists create content, keep it relevant and reflect changing audience behaviour.
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Moving into the future, anybody can be a "media publishing house" using the tood on this helpful Social Media Kitbag. In past generations only large media houses had access to such tools, but now anybody can be a media journalist. Delete the scoop?
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Robert Pratten: 'Simple one-sheet to help transmedia storytellers present their projects. The aim is to get some consistency of presentation so that those listening can "get it"' Via The Digital Rocking Chair 
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May 27, 4:26 AM
LucaVanin - It can have the same connotation of untruth in the west; just depends on context (and who's paying!) In Entertainment, of course, no one worries about superficial truth. Even (especially?) in Reality TV. What matters is the universal truth that stories can deliver. That is the real litmus test of truth.
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June 1, 1:06 AM
Excellent article, a must ready for digital story tellers of the 21st century! Delete the scoop?
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Google Glass isn’t ready for prime time. Even Google knows this, which is why it hasn't shipped to the masses yet. Instead, Google floated a few units to “Explorers,” glorified guinea pigs who can enjoy the joys and trials of this cuttingest edge of cutting edge technologies. But nascent or not, Glass exists, and it works. Or at least it "works." Developers are still getting their feet wet, high-profile apps like Twitter and Facebook feel more like experiments than finished products, and bugs aren’t the exception, they’re the rule. But, you know, the thing turns on, and hears you say "Okay, Glass," and eagerly awaits your next command. Beyond the home screen, it’s up to Glass Explorers to wade through the good apps, the bad apps, and the broken apps, and we're right there with them. We went exploring, and this is what Glass can do; right here, right now. Via EBUZZ Delete the scoop?
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Increasing uptake of connected devices with faster processors and better displays will be the engine for two billion mobile and tablet users watching TV and video on their devices by 2017 according to a new report from Juniper Research. Via miradatv Delete the scoop?
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Posted by dpreview on January 7, 2013 •
"Panasonic has announced the lifestyle-oriented HX-A100 'wearable' camcorder. The video camera includes an 'Earthhook' which allows for hands-free video recording. HD video can be captured at 1920 x 1080 at 60 fps. Wi-Fi connectivity allows for live streaming on Ustream and you can use a smartphone or tablet to start and stop recording. The HX-A100 is also waterproof up to 1.5m (5 feet). Pricing and availability are yet to be announced.
Jump to: • Press Release • Specifications" ...
dpreview.com Via Thierry Saint-Paul, Vasily Gatov
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Media is becoming so much more a part of our lives. Apparently about 90% of all the data recorded on the lunar rocket flights in the 1970s has never been analysed. Will we generate so much data with our cameras that fill storage systems but is never used or analysed? 
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Just one more of the future devices - something that was a superb fancy equipment for cameraman even two years ago... Delete the scoop?
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The challenge is for journalists and publishers to find a sustainable business model. A successful outcome could have a profound and positive effect on consumers of news, and science news in particular.
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The more you share, the more you can grow yourself and others. Science is taking a lead in opening up! Delete the scoop?
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Tracey Lien: "In most video games, players are entrusted with performing actions: run, jump, shoot, swing, slash, crouch and curb-stomp. The developer sets the scene, establishes the context and the player is released into the world with an arsenal of actions. In Loveshack Entertainment's Framed, things work the other way around." Via The Digital Rocking Chair 
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May 8, 4:22 AM
A detailed look at the creative process behind a new approach to interactive storytelling in video games. 
Hanson Zandi's curator insight,
May 8, 7:40 AM
With Graphic novels being vogue and interactive media sought after- this is a great game by Loveshack Entertainment. It puts the audience in control to craft the story. 
Deanya Lattimore's curator insight,
May 11, 9:17 AM
Reminds me of Led Zeppelin's _In Through the Out Door_ interior album jackets. I realized a few years ago that story arc is particular to the character's point of view, and should be talked about in that way, so this really adds a dimension to the analysis that could help students imagine stories from multiple perspectives. Delete the scoop?
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The Communication Age is here, and it’s time we harness it. Why? Because informing is a one-way conversation between you and your employees, customers, or other stakeholders. And let’s
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Are you using the emerging communication tools to communicate well? Delete the scoop?
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Read an excerpt from marketing expert Jay Baer's new book Youtility and learn about how striving to be helpful can raise brand awareness. Delete the scoop?
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Global Independent Radio Stream with Artists in mind. never know when your song will play. Delete the scoop?
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Looking for a few dozen entertaining apps that you can use in the classroom? Us too! Good thing you can check out this useful list and get started with us. Via Ana Cristina Pratas 
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May 27, 8:50 AM
I'm skeptical of a lot of "educational" claims when it comes to apps/games, but this list is pretty good. Seems fairly focused on kids stuff for the most part. Delete the scoop?
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Near the top of my personal list of confusing industry terms is "mobile video." Does it mean watching on a smartphone? A tablet? Both? Does it mean using a wireless carrier's network (e.g. Verizon, AT&T) or a WiFi network or both for access? Does it mean watching while out of home (and if so, where?) or at home? And what content is watched - live? on-demand? short-form? long-form? genre? The list goes on and on. Mobile video is truly one of the most confusing and misunderstood industry terms around. Via Claude Seyrat Delete the scoop?
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Penmia is a free, secure, online journal and personal diary designed for you to capture your memories, ideas, notes, activities, and thoughts. Via Ana Cristina Pratas Delete the scoop?
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A new report from the McKinsey Global Institute, the research arm of the consulting firm, estimates that there could be $33 trillion-a-year payoff from 12 technologies by 2025.
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The next disruptive technologies are led by mobile internet, which is a key element of mobile media. In Africa the penetration, affordability and access to mobile internet will play a big role in the extent to which mobile media will be adopted. Delete the scoop?
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Policymakers should beware of producing generations of students drowning in digital devices without enough good ideas about what to do with them. Via Reijo Kupiainen Delete the scoop?
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There are dozens of things teachers and students should know about gamification. Here's a handy simplified list to quickly learn from! Via Ana Cristina Pratas Delete the scoop?
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Not every story has the same capacity to connect with an audience on social media. Enter the land of Topical Buzzers, Curiosity Stimulators, and Feel-Good Smilers. What types of content will locals be more likely to engage with on Facebook?That brings us to our study, which aims to answer those questions and pinpoint the kinds of content that locals are compelled to share, like and comment on. Via Andrey Miroshnichenko, Vasily Gatov Delete the scoop?
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Timelines.tv is a nice little resource for history teachers to bookmark and share with their students. On Timelines.tv you can find six timelines of important eras in U.S. and European history. Each timeline includes short (3-10 minute) videos about people and events in the era. The timelines also include pictures and short text descriptions. The six timelines currently available are A History of Britain, The American West, Medicine Through Time, American Voices, The Edwardians, and Nazi Germany. More timelines appear to planned for publication in the future.
Via Gust MEES, Vasily Gatov
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Using media innovatively to teach history - when will such creative media be used to teach physics, mathematics and ... future thinking? 
Gianfranco D'Aversa's curator insight,
February 10, 10:39 AM
Timelines.tv is a nice little resource for history teachers to bookmark and share with their students. On Timelines.tv you can find six timelines of important eras in U.S. and European history. Each timeline includes short (3-10 minute) videos about people and events in the era. The timelines also include pictures and short text descriptions. The six timelines currently available are A History of Britain, The American West, Medicine Through Time, American Voices, The Edwardians, and Nazi Germany. More timelines appear to planned for publication in the future. Delete the scoop?
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Microsoft chairperson Bill Gates took a shot at the Apple's product, saying, iPad users are "frustrated".
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If we want people to be creative and contribute towards media, they need tool for "input", not just "output". This type of gadget might help to bridge the gap created by tablets mainly used for media consumption. Delete the scoop?
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