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    1. Social media and social justice movements
      Contextualization, history and activism
      Barry Saunders - http://engagemedia.org @barrysaunders
    2. It's about uncovering thatwhich someone wants to keep hidden
      Barry Saunders - http://engagemedia.org @barrysaunders
    3. A good-faith attempt to make sense of the world
      Barry Saunders - http://engagemedia.org @barrysaunders
    4. journalism
      Trade journalism – press releases + commentary
      On the ground reporting
      Social conversation – blogging, editorial
      Data journalism
      Documentary / contextual journalism
      Barry Saunders - http://engagemedia.org @barrysaunders
    5. Social media
      Outside West – focus is on war and disaster
      On the ground reporting from locals, less parachute journalism
      Outsiders – curatorial or gatewatchingjournalism, expert commentary
      Barry Saunders - http://engagemedia.org @barrysaunders
    6. ‘Edge of the net’
      Low connectivity
      Low penetration of smartphones
      Low bandwidth
      Barry Saunders - http://engagemedia.org @barrysaunders
    7. Indonesia
      Poor internet
      History of video activism via DV and VCD
      Powerful history of independent journalism and activism
      Needs outreach to digitize and share this material
      Barry Saunders - http://engagemedia.org @barrysaunders
    8. Outreach
      Burnstation and local LAN capture
      Upload to outside servers
      Low bandwidth social media and social networking to provide context for current debate
      Archiving of important history
      Contextualization of current struggles
      Barry Saunders - http://engagemedia.org @barrysaunders
    9. Temporality
      Temptation is to focus on the new, rapid – ignores history of technologies, struggles and ideas
      Social media and online publishing extends temporality beyond speed, allows annotation, discussion, multiple perspectives, contextualization
      Keeps history fresh and provides complementary coverage to mainstream coverage
      Barry Saunders - http://engagemedia.org @barrysaunders

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