Mr Bush has already put a huge amount of brilliant revision material on this blog for your upcoming MEST3 exam. Here's some bonus material from YouTube and Media Magazine...
How Social Media Can Make History - Clay Shirky TED talk
Dan Gillmor: The Future of Journalism
Mass Amateurisation
This Wikipedia entry on Mass Amateurisation (another term for discussing how digital media has empowered audiences) is a great revision tool.
Media Magazine
Thanks to you cataloguing our back issues of Media Magazine, we have a great list of potential articles that will give you the variety of perspectives that A grade students offer. Our Media Magazine archive is here - look at the below and read anything and everything you can...
MM34
Have Your Say: How is Internet Commenting Changing the News Media?
MM35
Pain, Privacy and the Press Pack: the Ethics of News Media Culture
MM36
Comments Please: Who comments on news sites, why, and in whose interests?
Tweeting Together: Nick Lacey evaluates the role of social networks in activism and protest against the status quo.
MM39
Participation Debates: The Media And Democracy
Social Networking and Citizen Journalism: Participating in The Arab Spring
Hashtag TV: Twitter and television
Reporting From The Graveyard Shift: BBC News and the death of Osama Bin Laden
Web 2.0: Participation or Hegemony
MM42
Got Issues with That? How do some events, ideas or behaviours come to be regarded as social issues, or indeed as social problems?
Kony 2012 – Power, Politics and the #Generation
Black Mirror – The Reflection in the Screen Charlie Brooker’s larger-than life satire dramatises some of the recurrent debates about 21st-century media culture in an online age: celebrity, surveillance, privacy, regulation and the dangers and democratic potential of technology.
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The Rise and Rise of the Independent Journalist
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Representations of War in TV News: a Representational Case Study
Additional perspectives on the impact of new/digital media
Thanks to Rohail for sending me a link to some great video content that highlights the impact new/digital media can have. This is a selection:
AJ+ YouTube channel
AJ+ describes itself as "a global news community for the connected generation. We highlight human struggles and achievements, empower impassioned voices, and challenge the status quo. AJ+ doesn't just tell you the news, we want to hear from you!"
Good luck with your revision - remember, be knowledgeable, be original and show the examiner you are truly a student of the media!
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