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CIMS 2.2

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Long Tail Aka the participatory culture . Chris Andersen! Smaller sales of nicher products rahter than popular products. Emerged from --> Broadcast culture is the head. wtv that means.
Fans Fanart. Slashes (ships). Making headcannons. Cosplaying. AO3. Creating plays. Doujinshi.
Convergence Culture Prosumer. Like how content creators sometimes post among a broad range of social media sites. More engagement in creating and distributing.
Transmedia Storytelling Multiple medias all in the same story. Like the Marvel multiverse.
Participatory Media Active engagement from the audience. Live streams. TikTok
Prosumer Someone who consumes and produces content
Remix Culture Using generated content. Found in music, content, and art.
Camp Sonia Sontag. Embrace both high and low culture. Explanation of aesthetics and stuff.
Creative Commons "Anyone can use my work but they have to give me credit"
Electronic Videotape 1940s. Rebroadcasting. Replayed kinescopes.
Discovision Videotapes
Sony Betamax Tape system by prerecorded tape. Record on the TV at home and watch another time.
Open (which was Universal) v Closed (which was Sony) Sony wanted to control all their devices. But Universal (VCR) let anyone make their own VCR player and make content with it.
Revue Theatrical performance with unrealted acts of stuff.
Technological Protection Measure (DRM) Engineers making copyright protections.
Public Good Mr. Rogers Neighborhood.
Contributory Infringement "Significant Non-infringing Uses"
Sandra Day O'Connor The decisions that allowed people to fast forward and record movies.
Fair Use Permitting excerpts of copyrighted material to be allowed for commentary and criticsms. Getting inspiration from certain works
Sell Through Ratio of how many in retail to how many distributed to wholesale.
Informal Distribution PIRACY. Iran and China having to distribute in hiding. Emphasis on IRAN (remember the reading). Hard to distribute, yet tried.
Ayatollah Khomeni Iranian politician, thereorist, and revolutionary. Founded the Islamic Republic of Iran.
VCDs Diagnostic software tool?
Myanmar Nation formerly Burma. Military completely shut off internet access. MIP.
Mobile Privatization Raymond Williams. Whenever we use our phones, it almost gives us a sense of home. An isolating bubble for us even when we travel.
Rentals Blockbusters. A way to view films you missed in theatres or to just rewatch.
Walkman Becomes a signified of identity. 1979!!!!!! So trendy. Could listen to music anywhere. Mobile privacy
iPod Revolutionary. Precursor of the modern day phone.
Rip Mix Burn Typically pirating music online and burning onto CDs. Could customize what songs you wanted on your CDs.
Created by: Bogus
 

 



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