Monthly Archives: October 2006

Streaming Media Europe presentation

Presentation at Streaming Media Europe 2006 about Managing Digital Assets, taking Digital Storytelling as a case study, by Gareth Morlais – BBC Wales Digital Storytelling. Digital Stories are two minute personal films created by the storyteller, using their own photos … Continue reading

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Streaming Media Europe

I’m speaking in London on Friday and the subject of the session is Managing Digital Assets, taking Digital Storytelling as a case study. A new concept I’ll be introducing is that of Dream Deliverables. I won’t say too much before … Continue reading

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Mass Media 2.0

Today, we’re still in the first phase of broadcasting in Britain: Mass Media 1.0, where the content agenda is being firmly ruled by the broadcasters. Currently, broadcasters’ portfolios are being drawn up by too few people and audiences are not … Continue reading

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Slaves tell their stories

Slave Narratives: a Folk History of Slavery in the United States From Interviews with Former Slaves. Arkansas Narratives Part 3. Published Washington 1941 http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/13700 William Guess, Memphis, was 68 when interviewed by Irene Robertson Persons in the late 1930s: “I … Continue reading

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Online audio recording tools

If you want to post an audio blog on the move or are desperate to record a voice track for a digital story, but don’t have access to voice recording facilities on the computer you’re using, here are three sites … Continue reading

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