Lectures tagged "New Media"

Robert Darnton: The Case for Books
Robert Darnton
February 3, 2010
00:57:50
Robert Darnton, director of the Harvard University Library, discusses the historical and cultural importance of the printed word.
History of Experimental Video in Boston
Otto Piene
January 31, 2010
00:47:28
Otto Piene, sky artist and former director of the Center for Advanced Visual Studies at MIT, and Fred Barzyk, former director of WGBH's New Television Workshop, talk about Boston's influential role in the creation of the video art medium in the late 1960s.
The Changing Role of News in the US and the World
Julia Wallace
November 17, 2009
00:22:08
Atlanta Journal-Constitution Editor Julia Wallace discusses trends in the local and global news media businesses today.
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Take Back the Media: Policy, Protest, and Protecting American Democracy
Josh Silver
March 31, 2009
00:54:36
Josh Silver argues that the media policies made in Washington, DC are the cause of corporate programming on radio and TV, fake news that fails to inform, slow, overpriced Internet service, and struggling public media.
Kevin Klose: Next Generation of NPR
Kevin Klose
September 9, 2008
00:47:15
National Public Radio President Kevin Klose speaks to a group of supporters at Public Broadcasting Atlanta studios. He talks about NPR's achievements and goals, and also describes some of its challenges, like harnessing new technology in broadcasting, podcasting, and the Web.
New Media Art: Modern Photography and Film
Sam Taylor Wood
September 15, 2007
01:02:41
Sam Taylor-Wood discusses her work in photography and film, which examines collective social and psychological conditions within thought-provoking scenarios, displaying the discord between the interna
Clarence Page on Journalism Today
Clarence Page
April 12, 2006
01:09:31
Media play a vital role in both covering and defining history. In today's era of Internet bloggers and 24-hour cable television news, the nature of media coverage has changed.
Virtual Fieldwork for Pre-Professional Education
Angela Calabrese-Barton
January 27, 2006
01:02:47
Columbia Center for New Media Teaching and Learning (CCNMTL) and its faculty partners discuss their collaborations in the areas of virtual fieldwork. Angela Calabrese-Barton from Teachers College, discusses her work with the Educational Multimedia Case Constructor (EMCC).