Participatory Culture
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Participatory culture refers to a culture with low barriers to artistic expression, creation, and sharing of media content. It involves online communities centered around media like Facebook and message boards where members can collaborate creatively by sharing fan fiction, videos, or modifying media through activities like digital sampling or skinning and modding. Users both consume and actively create new content, with information circulating both within personal networks and more broadly online through activities like spreading rumors or shaping news stories that reach wide audiences.
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- 47% of respondents spend £0 on physical or downloaded music per month.
- The internet is the most popular way respondents access new music, at 76.5%.
- 38.9% of respondents prefer magazines issued weekly.
- 61.1% of respondents do not illegally download music.
- 61.1% of respondents choose a magazine based on the front cover.
- Most respondents, 94.4%, feel unsigned bands are important to include in
Music Magazine Double Page Spreads
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Collage And Stuff
This document summarizes and evaluates four music magazines: Kerrang, Q, NME, and Rock Sound. For each magazine, it discusses aspects of the layout and design that are effective, the target demographic of older teenagers and music fans, and the average circulation figures per issue which range from 20,000 to over 100,000 copies. The magazines are aimed at keeping readers informed about new and older rock/alternative artists.
Collage And Stuff
This document summarizes and evaluates four music magazines: Kerrang, Q, NME, and Rock Sound. For each magazine, it discusses aspects of the layout and design that are effective, the target demographic of older rock fans or teenagers, and the average circulation figures which range from 20,000 to over 100,000 copies per issue. The magazines are aimed at keeping readers informed about new and established artists across various rock genres.
Magazine Screen Grabs
The document describes the process of designing a magazine cover and contents page in Photoshop. Key steps included using the magnetic lasso tool to remove a photograph's background, smoothing edges with the smudge tool. Brushes and textures were used to create a grungy background. Cover lines and contents boxes were designed to match the magazine's theme and style.
College Magazine Research
The document summarizes and compares three college magazine covers. The Lewish College magazine cover features a close-up image of a student singing, with the magazine title and college logo. It has a fun, welcoming atmosphere. The Wolfson College magazine looks more formal with a large masthead and picture of the college, providing no details about contents. It appeals to more sophisticated members and teachers. The Spring Hill College cover uses serif fonts and features a student's artwork, which may appeal to students through featuring a peer's work. The text "Surviving in a tough economic climate" is effective through varied fonts, sizes, and mixing serif and sans serif styles.
Cutting It.
The document discusses a BBC drama series called "Cutting It" which follows the life of a hairdresser named Alice Henshall and her relationships. It analyzes an extract from the series to determine the genre and who is in control of the scene. The extract indicates it is a drama genre by being dramatic and realistic. Dialogue is identified as the micro feature that generates meaning by realistically showing the relationship through overlapping speech and constructing characters' personalities. The woman appears to be in control of the scene based on initiating most of the dialogue and leading the storyline.
Tv Drama Presentation
The document describes four TV dramas - Law & Order: Special Victims Unit focuses on detectives in New York City dealing with cases, Neighbours follows families in Australia dealing with romance and problems, Torchwood is about a team in Cardiff dealing with sci-fi incidents, and Torchwood again is about the same team from Cardiff dealing with various incidents.
Presentation1
This document discusses and analyzes the album covers of four different bands and the impressions they give about the bands' music genres. The Bullet for My Valentine cover depicts a grim scene implying an aggressive rock/metal sound. Hollywood Undead's cover shows the band in hoodies and masks, representing their mix of hardcore, rap and rock. One Night Only's relaxed cover walking through a tunnel conveys their chilled indie rock. Panic at the Disco's vintage floral cover alludes to their 1960s retro pop sound on that album.
Media Presentation1albumcovers
This document discusses and analyzes the album covers of four different bands and the impressions they give about the bands' music genres. It notes that Bullet for My Valentine's album cover emphasizes their aggressive, heavy metal style. Hollywood Undead's cover suggests they are a mix of hardcore, rock, and rap due to the members' attire and masks. One Night Only's relaxed cover depicts them as an indie rock band. Panic at the Disco's vintage, floral cover indicates their 1960s retro pop sound.
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- 3. Affiliations Memberships and online communities centred around many forms of media. Such as Facebook, message boards, metagaming, game clans, Myspace
- 4. Expressions Being creative and sharing that creativeness threw the internet. Examples: digital sampling, skinning and modding, fan video making, fan fiction writing, zines, mash-ups
- 5. Collaborative problem solving Working together in teams [can be formal or informal] to complete tasks and to develop knowledge .