During InnovaCamp Mediterrane@ I was interviewed for the IV Congress of CyberSociety
Posts Tagged ‘video’
Wednesday, September 23rd, 2009
Chris Pinchen: Crisis analogica, futuro digital
Thursday, August 13th, 2009
The Birmingham School?
Jon Hickman: MA in Social Media from Kasper Sorensen on Vimeo.
When it was announced that Birmingham City University was going to be offering the first MA in Social Media anywhere, the blog & twittersphere went crazy here in Spain. One of the many reasons for this is the power of validation that events from elsewhere have here, something I will explore later in another post as part of a wider analysis of cultural differences & social media. I like this video of course leader Jon Hickman presenting the MA because it’s the antithesis of academic presentation in Spain. It’s in what I’m becoming to think of as “the Birmingham School” – in a pub and with an appearance by Andy Mabbett!
The video by Kasper Sorensen was recorded ”At WxWM Jon Hickman from Birmingham City University gave a presentation about the Uni’s plans to launch an MA in Social Media.WxWM is the West Midlands’ answer to Texas’ SxSW if you hadn’t figured that out already 
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twitter hashtag #masocialmedia
“Official” University page
Twitter Jon Hickman
Friday, July 24th, 2009
What the hell is Citilab?
Well that’s a good question and one that I do my best to answer here on the excellent Be Vocal blog in this chat with Nick Booth at the Birmingham Social Media Cafe. I need to post about my visit to Birmingham and all of the incredible stuff going on there – in the meantime check out this post from Be Vocal – 10 Civic Social Media things that are great about Brum
Chris Pinchen from Citilab in Barcelona from Podnosh on Vimeo.
Monday, November 17th, 2008
Vernacular Video by Howard Rheingold
Howard Rheingold posted this video to YouTube
“Inexpensive digital cameras, laptop editing, and network distribution have detonated an explosion of vernacular video, from YouTube to Open Courseware. This is a broad look at the ways video vernaculars are changing pop culture — and a hint of changes to come in education.”
