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A good primer of MOOC's Marketing dilemna. It talks a bit about diluting a university's "brand"
The Udacity of hope: new online programs offer free courses to hundreds of thousands of students, while the business model still gets worked out.
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This is an online interactive documentary about how to make an online interactive documentary. Via The Digital Rocking Chair 
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Filmmaker, Atalanti Dionysis, has also created an excellent website around this web series which she hopes will be used "as a resource for emerging filmmakers and [she hopes it] generates conversation around transmedia & interactive multiplatforms for documentary and that it will act as a hub for collaborations and networking opportunities." Delete the scoop?
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Ken's Key Takeaway: A very interesting look at the history of lying and how technology may or may not be changing how often we lie.
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Ken's Key Takeaway. Social Media giant, Jason Falls says that basic written and spoken communication is critical for social media graduates. Those who understand marketing and the social graph stand out from those who simply grew up on Facebook.
What are the most important social media marketing skills that graduating college students need to understand? Delete the scoop?
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Ken's Key Takeaway: This two-hour discussion goes by quickly. Learn from insiders from Russia, Asia, US and Poland about what it takes to mislead the masses. Ken
This panel, which took place at the New York Public Library, features three journalists and scholars - Konstanty Gebert, Masha Gessen and Jack Miles - who are joined by philanthropist George Soros, and moderator Orville Schell. Delete the scoop?
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McLuhan and new media. A free downloadable copy of the history of Marshal McLuhans life and work (before and after he became famous). Ken Delete the scoop?
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NNDB is very good at showing how difference celbrities, politicians, journalists and newsmapkers are connected. Ken Delete the scoop?
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This is part 4 of the series. Ken's Key Take-away: when we copy, we justify it. When others copy, we vilify it.
Also, USA used to be the worst at pirating ideas. Charles Dickens was not a fan
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Everything is a Remix episode 4, produced by Kirby Ferguson, a New York-based filmmaker.
"Our system of law doesn't acknowledge the derivative nature of creativity. Instead, ideas are regarded as property, as unique and original lots with distinct boundaries.
But ideas aren't so tidy. They're layered, they’re interwoven, they're tangled."
A must watch video experience. Via Robin Good, John Shank 
Joe Silverstar's comment,
April 14, 10:47 AM
Brilliant, Indeed!! I hope Many, many people see this gem!
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April 22, 11:30 AM
Tudo é um remix... As nossas ideias são consideradas, do ponto de vista do Direito, como propriedade, como únicas e com limites bem definidos. Será isso um MEME? . ( O meme , termo criado por Richard Dawkins é o análogo do gene na genética. É uma unidade de evolução cultural que pode de alguma forma autopropagar-se. Podem ser ideias, línguas, sons, desenhos, capacidades, valores estéticos e morais, ou qualquer outra coisa que possa ser aprendida e transmitida.) Delete the scoop?
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An example of some of the great free books created at Wikibooks.org I strongly feel that many of these are good enough to use in college classrooms. Delete the scoop?
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Before the days of tweeting and texting, people communicated very differently. Here's a look at the evolution of communication – our methods and tools over the ages. Delete the scoop?
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Plus: News Corp.'s ongoing problems and growing profits, one publisher's disillusionment with apps, and the rest of the week's must-reads in media and tech. Delete the scoop?
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Lots of turnover in the Armstrong-Huffington household today. Delete the scoop?
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A bit cheezy and a bit outdated, but an OK introduction to the evolution of communication...up until 2009. Delete the scoop?
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Looks like an interesting book about how to 'read' your digital audience & customers. Delete the scoop?
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Seth Goding is a marketing and communications thought leader who I truly respect. He released a few new books in the past 60 days. He has helped shape many of my thoughts regarding online communications and marketing.
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For the sake of balance, I want to share this quality post about the negatives of asynchronous communications. I like the analogy that the internet is like " throwing a thousand bottles into the ocean and waiting to see who gets your message." 
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Disney announced its acquisition of Lucasfilm and its Star Wars and Indiana Jones properties. Disney also announced plans to bring episodes VII-IX to a theater near you. Delete the scoop?
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Ken's Key Takeaway: The best way to help students understand the effects of media is for them to become creators of media. By seeing how they can shape people's perception of a story, they begin to realize how all consumers of media are vlunerable to the bias of the producers. This is the heart of media literacy.
It provides nice framework and primer for digital storytelling. The focus is on how to use it in an educational environment. I believe this could be used as a textbook.
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The start of commercial radio in the USA. Taken from the film 'Empire of the Air'. Via k3hamilton, Josie Loeppky Delete the scoop?
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Today I learned that Barbar Kruger created two phrases that have always intreagued me: "Your Body is a Battleground" and the humorous... "I shop, therfore I am" The mass media artist has been refashioning our idioms into sharp-edged cultural critiques for three decades—and now brings her work to the Hirshhorn... Delete the scoop?
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I love this TED-Ed view on Media's Hidden Codes. Ken
Colors, camera angles and logos in the media can all prompt immediate associations with emotions, activities and memories. Learn to decode the intricate system of symbols that are a part of everyday life -- from advertising messages to traffic signs. Delete the scoop?
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This post, published by Edudemic looks at the ways Twitter is causing the current "lecture model" (engagement with learners) to evolve. Especially online... KM
So how exactly is Twitter changing the college lecture as we know it? Via John Dalziel 
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August 1, 2012 8:11 AM
This is a very nice blog. I remember when teachers were excited about the idea of giving everyone a $xx.xx clicker so that we could record everyones multiple choice 'opinion'. If used wisely, Twitter is a much better use of the same concept. I like some of the other opinions as well. Specifically, I like the idea that it connects students in new ways to network and learn answers together outside of class.
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I'm weary of the statistics and I don't think it would be a long-term end of communicating. Yet, it is still an interesting study.
18% of teens say they would stop communicating altogether if their favorite social networks shut down. Delete the scoop?
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George Gerbner's theories and interviews are featured in this documentary that takes a close look at the (unproven) theory that watching more violent media causes to violence in real life. The documentary discusses that a more Delete the scoop?
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News Corp., one of the world's major media powers, owns The Wall Street Journal and Fox News. In Britain, its powerful newspaper arm is at the heart of phone hacking and police bribery scandals. Delete the scoop?
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800 Million people visit YouTube every month. So Google/YouTube are slowly directing us toward channels. The thinking is that if it looks like a traditional TV, Advertsers will pay traditional television rates. Delete the scoop?
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Marshall McLuhan's global villiage has led to highly-personalized Micro-customization.
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