Chambers And New Media

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This document discusses various new and old media technologies including Web 2.0, blogs, wikis, calendars, podcasting, videos, games and RSS feeds. It explores how these tools can be used for communication, education and policymaking. Several key points are made about the rise of social media, user-generated content, and how new media rarely replaces old media completely. Examples are given of how different technologies like blogs, wikis and virtual worlds are being used in various contexts.

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Chambers And New Media

1. Eurochambres Academy 2007

2. Objectives

3. What about ”old” media?

6. Internet advertising

7. Internet advertising

8. Internet advertising

9. Internet advertising

10. Internet advertising

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12. Web 2.0

13. Web 2.0

14. Web 2.0: Basecamp

15. Web 2.0: Mash-ups

16. Web 2.0: Social bookmarking

17. Web 2.0: Social bookmarking

18. Web 2.0: opening up...

19. Web 2.0: Twitter

20. Web 2.0: Social networks

21. Web 2.0: Social networks

22. Web 2.0

23. Things to ponder

24. Blogs

25. Blog growth

26. Blogs in policymaking

27. Blogs:Readership? PEW Internet Research

28. The profile blog

29. The campaign blog

30. Blogs and campaign financing

31. The listening blog

32. Policymaking blogs ” The blogosphere was were we got ideas, feedback, support, money – everything a campaign needs to live.” ” Cheney raised $ 250 000 that day. Our Cheney bat raised more than $500 000 from 9700 donors giving about 50 bucks each. And we didn’t think of that. They thought of that.”

33. Things to ponder

34. Wiki

35. Wiki: Now?

36. Wiki: Now?

37. Wiki: The New Intranet?

38. Wiki: Policymaking

39. Wiki: Courses

40. Things to ponder

41. Calendars

42. Calendars

43. Calendars

44. Calendars