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in the picture: August 2007

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Reflections on books, TV, radio, music, mags etc. and issues in film and media education. Thursday, August 23, 2007. This year's results posted by the Joint Council for Qualifications. Thursday, August 23, 2007. Floating Clouds and Late Chrysanthemums. The second Naruse Mikio screening at the National Media Museum this week provided an interesting comparison with When A Woman Ascends the Stairs. The same two stars, Takamine Hideko and Masayuki Mori were the leads in Floating Clouds. Has the attention to ...

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RSSMedia's NMT Blog: User-generated content

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A guide for students preparing for OCR's Audience and Institutions unit (2732): New Media Technologies. Monday, March 12, 2007. Here's an interesting discussion of the problems of user-generated content in videogames. It is very specific to videogames, but the issues are fairly universal when applied to other NMTs which encourage the audience to become contributors and producers. Posted by Gavin Luhrs @ 9:25 pm. Comments: Post a Comment.

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RSSMedia's NMT Blog: Handy guide to DRM

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A guide for students preparing for OCR's Audience and Institutions unit (2732): New Media Technologies. Monday, February 19, 2007. Handy guide to DRM. The terrific Wired.com has a very useful guide to understanding DRM. Make sure it's top of your 'to read' list! Labels: consumers vs institutions. Posted by Gavin Luhrs @ 7:41 pm. Comments: Post a Comment.

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RSSMedia's NMT Blog: Next next generation a long way off?

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A guide for students preparing for OCR's Audience and Institutions unit (2732): New Media Technologies. Monday, February 26, 2007. Next next generation a long way off? Many criticise new media for the rapid rate of development, arguing that consumers are being forced to an endless upgrade cycle which is both expensive and environmentally disastrous. For videogames hardware at least, it looks like there could be some stability, forced on the industry by the difficulty in turning development into profit.

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RSSMedia's NMT Blog: 3D MySpace and more on case studies

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A guide for students preparing for OCR's Audience and Institutions unit (2732): New Media Technologies. Monday, March 19, 2007. 3D MySpace and more on case studies. Okay, that's a slight simplification, but it appears one of the big hopes at Sony for the PS3 is the Home Network - dubbed by some as a 3D MySpace. The interaction between films and games. New methods of control which have extended the audience reach of consoles. Consoles as media centres for a home's digital media. Comments: Post a Comment.

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RSSMedia's NMT Blog: 'Wii are not to blame'

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A guide for students preparing for OCR's Audience and Institutions unit (2732): New Media Technologies. Monday, February 19, 2007. Wii are not to blame'. According to a blog, research has suggested that investigations into the links between violence in videogames and violence in real life have been flawed. Of course there isn't! Posted by Gavin Luhrs @ 7:33 pm. Comments: Post a Comment.

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The Representation of Women in Disney Film: May 2006

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The Representation of Women in Disney Film. I'm a media student currently working on a research paper regarding the relationship between the representation of women in Disney films and the involvement of women in creatng them. If you have any thoughts please leave a comment. Thursday, May 11, 2006. Posted by Lucy Donovan at 1:28 PM. Im currently researching and writing a media pape. View my complete profile.

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in the picture: Telegu Film

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Reflections on books, TV, radio, music, mags etc. and issues in film and media education. Monday, April 14, 2008. A Telegu language film, Jalsa. Appeared in this week's Screen International. Which had an entry on the long lists of Indian languages in which films have been made and which confirmed Tamil and Telegu as the languages with most productions in that year. Monday, April 14, 2008. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Find out about the book here. Buy the book at Amazon.

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in the picture: May 2007

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Reflections on books, TV, radio, music, mags etc. and issues in film and media education. Wednesday, May 30, 2007. Going domestic in East Asia. In the week that Pirates of the Caribbean. In Udine, which we are honoured to present on the in the picture. Website. Fai wasn't that impressed with what was on offer, but "telling it like it is" is part of her style. What's clear is that these industries function much like other commercial industries and we need to keep track of the range of their ouputs. This f...

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in the picture: Quai des Orfèvres (France 1947)

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Reflections on books, TV, radio, music, mags etc. and issues in film and media education. Tuesday, May 20, 2008. Quai des Orfèvres (France 1947). Dora photographs Jenny in. I picked this up in a bargain bin of DVDs - pleased with myself because I'd been wanting to watch it for a while. Later I was deflated when I noticed that a trio of Henri-Georges Clouzot's most famous films (this one plus Le Corbeau. And Le Salaire de la peur. Came to my attention after I'd watched 36, Quai des Orfèvres. My own intere...