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WEEK 12 - FRIDAY,
MAY 2
The New Global Frontier
Session I (~90
minutes)
Trans-border data flow and how the new media is impacting national identity.
New types of users and forms of acquisition, localization and retransmission;
cultural imperialism vs. hybridity; policing non-physical borders; prospects
of alternative media, anime, Bollywood, international artists and self-publishing.
Tiananmen Square-an example of the role of the media in society-altering
events.
" Henry Jenkins, "The Aging Net"
http://www.technologyreview.com/articles/print_version/wo_jenkins121102.asp
" Tom O' Regan and Ben Goldsmith, "Globalisation and Production,"
(Griffith University, Australia)
" Scott Robert Olson, "Modes of Reception in World Media Markets,"
and "Competitive Advantage," Hollywood Planet: Global Media
and the Competitive Advantage of Narrative Transparency
Part II (~90 minutes)
Student Presentations, Part I
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