Smn networked creators lecture
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This document discusses how user-generated content and participation on the internet, known as Web 2.0, allows for collective knowledge production through contributions from both users and producers. It provides examples of how Wikipedia articles are created through collaboration between casual and dedicated editors. It also examines how ordinary users remix and create content, as seen on YouTube, and how political protests can organize through social media, as happened during the Egyptian revolution in 2011.
Smn networked creators lecture
- 2. • YouTube, eBay, Facebook, Flickr, Craigslist, and Wikipedia What is common?
- 3. • Use = Content Creation = Contribution • Collective knowledge production and problem-solving • Producer + User = Produser Web 2.0: Produsers
- 6. Let’s go and check out two articles in Wikipedia (911 conspiracy vs ASU) • Volunteer, ordinary users • Small number of dedicated editors • Many sporadic, casual contributors • Deliberative apparatus (e.g. talk, watchlist, community portal, NPOV-disputed) • Transparency How Does it Work?
- 8. • Ordinary Users Remix and Create as many exemplified in YouTube • Artist creative works as exemplified by Girl Talk Example 3: Remixing
- 9. 0:04 - 0:40 Justin 1:56 - 1:56 Billy Squier - 5:35 - 5:52 Main Source - Timberlake - "SexyBack" "The Big Beat" "Looking at the Front Door" 0:09 - 0:40 Diddy-Dirty 1:58 - 2:07 DMX - "Party 5:36 - 5:58 The Clash - Money featuring Rick Ross Up (Up in Here)" "Should I Stay or Should I and Nicki Minaj - "Hello 2:02 - 2:03 Gang Starr Go" Good Morning (Remix)" featuring Nice & Smooth - 5:37 - 5:53 LL Cool J - 0:41 -1:52 Snoop Dogg "DWYCK" "Jingling Baby (Remixed But featuring The-Dream - 2:06 - 2:07 Beastie Boys - Still Jingling)" "Gangsta Luv" "Intergalactic" (portion 5:53 - 5:59 Uncle Louie - "I 0:46 - 1:53 Lil' Kim sampled samples "The New Like Funky Music" featuring Mr. Cheeks - "The Style" by Beastie Boys) 5:55 - 5:57 The Notorious Jump Off" 2:08 - 3:44 Toadies- B.I.G. featuring Diddy, Nelly, 0:55 - 0:57 Genesis - "Possum Kingdom" Jagged Edge, and Avery "Tonight, Tonight, Tonight" 2:15 - 2:16 2 Live Crew - Storm - "Nasty Girl" 0:59 - 1:53 The Jackson 5 - "Banned in the U.S.A." 5:59 - 6:02 Lisa Lisa and "I Want You Back" 2:16 - 2:34 B.o.B featuring Cult Jam - "Let theBeat 1:06 - 1:08 N.W.A - Bruno Mars - "Nothin' on Hit 'Em" (portion sampled "Straight Outta Compton" You" samples "AJ Scratch" by 1:54 - 1:58 Busta Rhymes 2:35 - 2:53 Method Man & Kurtis Blow) featuring Swizz Beatz - Redman - "Tear It Off" "Stop the Party" 2:56 - 3:25 DJ Jubilee - "Get Ready, Ready!"
- 10. Example 4: Political Protests
- 11. • Jan 26th, 2011: Nationwide Internet Shutdown • Why? • April 6th Youth Movement; We Are All Kaled Said Egypt Revolution
- 13. News Coverage New Media Index (NCI) Index (NMI) Example 5: Journalism
Editor's Notes
- #5: Hyperlinked to the developer’s presentation
- #6: Development of wiki articles about 2011 Japanese disasters for 100 hours (http://vimeo.com/21088958)Descriptionby Brian Keegan Thisis a network visualizationofthefirst 100 hours ofactivityonEnglishWikipediaarticlesrelatedtothe Sendai, Japanearthquake, tsunami, and nuclear powerplantproblems. Thiscollaborationinvolved 1,727 uniqueeditorsmaking 6,931 contributionsto 49 articles. The red nodes are the 49 articleswhichwerecreatedand/ormodifiedsince 6:00am GMT onMarch 11. The blue nodes are uniqueeditors. The links indicateifan editor contributedanythingtothatarticle. Everystep in time represents 1 hour.Some interestingthingsto point out:1. The "halos" ofsmall blue nodes aroundthearticles are theeditorswhocontributedonlytothatarticleandnoneoftheotherarticles.2. The clumpoflarger blue nodes in the center are editorswhocontributedtomanyoftheotherarticles. Be suretopayattentiontowhentheymakethe switch toonlyeditingonearticletoeditingothers. Note the switch in "attention" fromthearticleabouttheearthquake & tsunami tothe nuclear reactor as well as thelagbeforethearticlesabouttheaffectedcommunities (locatedatapproximately 1 o'clock) are updated.3. The articleatapproximately 3 o'clockisthe "Fukushima I nuclear accidents" articlewhichiscreated more than 48 hours aftertheearthquakeitself.
- #7: Example of NPOV (natural point of view) Compare http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=9/11_conspiracy_theories&action=history and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arizona_State_University
- #8: NPOV-disputed example
- #9: Youtube: Ms Lenz’s youtube video with Prince’s song as a background sound.Many remix Artists : “Girl Talk” whose sole member named Gregg Gills sample 300 hundreds songs and remix them to create a new album. Example song: “This is the Remix”)Often in conflict with copyright issues
- #10: Remixed song samplers for the song “This is the Remix”
- #11: Interactive timelineDiffusion of actions across regions at rapid speed: Possible via ICTsFocus on Egypt: Jan 26th: Internet Shutdown .
- #13: Hyperlinked to Flickr Commons.
- #15: Topics are differently weighed in different platforms: Techy for Twitter; Foreign Events for Youtube (which also realted with politics), reflective of the Middle Eastern countries’ use of Youtube for the campaigning. Blogs for politics and foreign events; More balances in Traditional Press. Economy matters most for elections, but the most uninteresting topics as news for social media users.