http://rg3wildenbos.blogdrive.com/ partcult Fri, 25 Jun 2004 11:00:02 PDT http://www.blogdrive.com Copyright 2004. http://rg3wildenbos.blogdrive.com/archive/23.html Fri, 25 Jun 2004 13:29:22 GMT Althought with some changes on the previous outline on this blog, here is my paper.......enjoy The concept of fame in relation to music artists Introduction "The radio the vinyl disc the jukebox chart the hit and miss and all the stars that went with this in the last century last century famous in the last century" (Status Quo; 2000) How will fame be exposed the coming century? That is the underlying question for this paper, written in respect to the course 'participatory culture'. Existing music artists use Internet to expand their reach;... (more) http://rg3wildenbos.blogdrive.com/comments?id=23 http://rg3wildenbos.blogdrive.com/archive/22.html Tue, 08 Jun 2004 08:48:37 GMT Lasica, J. (2003) Blogs and Journalism Need Each Other (Nieman Reports, Fall 2003) This article tells about the relationship of blogging and ‘professional’ journalism. In the conclusion of his article, Lasica askes: What’s ahead? I think this will serve as a good question for here also, thus (although a bit differently put): How will the future of journalism in relation to blogging look like? Lasica predicts ‘a much larger role for amateurs in the news process’ (page 74). Therefore he gives an example of video footage filmed by an amateur that was used in the professional news... (more) http://rg3wildenbos.blogdrive.com/comments?id=22 http://rg3wildenbos.blogdrive.com/archive/21.html Thu, 03 Jun 2004 09:20:36 GMT Here it is..... Gay, P. du & Pryke, M. (2002) Cultural Economy. pp.132-147 This chapter tells about the developments within advertising agencies as a result of the upcoming of new media. It focuses on the relation between culture and economics in these developments. For example, how getting commissions for creating a good advertising campaign are on influence on the creativity? While reading this chapter I was surprised about things that weren't mentioned, like the probable disappearing of advertising agencies as a result of Internet. Therefore my question is: What is the role of... (more) http://rg3wildenbos.blogdrive.com/comments?id=21 http://rg3wildenbos.blogdrive.com/archive/20.html Tue, 01 Jun 2004 10:46:19 GMT In regard the topic of my paper 'how to become famous/successfull by means of Internet' this is an interesting blog It's from an anonymous person, who claims to be a very famous Hollywood actor, but doesn't want to reveal his (or her?) identity... So, in other words, if you want to become famous, just say that you already are....will it work??? http://rg3wildenbos.blogdrive.com/comments?id=20 http://rg3wildenbos.blogdrive.com/archive/19.html Tue, 01 Jun 2004 10:42:04 GMT hi there, The q&a of the chapter of Cultural Economy isn't finished yet, but it will be there asap......Here are the other ones though: Tybout, A. & Carpenter, G. (2001) Creating and Managing Brands In: Iacobucci, D., (ed.) (2001) Kellogg on Marketing (New York: John Wiley & Sons, Inc.) This chapter focuses on …brands. The author explains the concept of a brand, for example how to build and manage it. Therefore, he distinguishes three types of brands, namely functional brands, image brands and experience brands. My question in relation to these three types is: Does... (more) http://rg3wildenbos.blogdrive.com/comments?id=19 http://rg3wildenbos.blogdrive.com/archive/18.html Fri, 28 May 2004 11:13:20 GMT The core issue of this paper is 'music industry in relation to the contemporary developments on the Internet'. Internet is used by existing artists and bands to expand their reach. Furthermore, websites and fancommunities enable them to improve the relation with their fans and among their fans; this will probably stimulate their fame. However, this is applicable to bands and artists who already became popular, with the help of different media and record companies. Another 'movement' could also be possible when you look at the Internet developments of viral marketing, weblogs, p2p etc. It... (more) http://rg3wildenbos.blogdrive.com/comments?id=18 http://rg3wildenbos.blogdrive.com/archive/17.html Tue, 25 May 2004 19:53:22 GMT Hey! In regard to the course of today, there are is an article in the VPRO tvguide on digitalisation in journalism. Unfortunatly, the article isn't online, but you can find a description here on http://www.vpro.nl/index/gids/index.shtml?2781170+10824338 (There's also an article on orkut in it.) The core focus of the article is the blurring of boundaries between the employees in the newsmedia itself and the positive role of digitalisation in this proces. It interesting to note that the blurring of the boundaries between 'reader and producer/provider of the news' (which we... (more) http://rg3wildenbos.blogdrive.com/comments?id=17 http://rg3wildenbos.blogdrive.com/archive/16.html Tue, 25 May 2004 13:49:42 GMT Shirky, C. (2000) What is P2P…And What isn't See: http://www.openp2p.com/1pt/a/472 This text gives some remarks on how to watch p2p. Furthermore, it gives some examples on what can be seen as a p2p system. Regarding this text my question is: What are the drivers for using a p2p system? The text says p2p is a way of decentralizing not just features, but costs and administration as well. This would imply that the people who create a p2p system use it to minimize the control over the system, as well as the 'paperwork' like costs and administration. But are these all the drivers?... (more) http://rg3wildenbos.blogdrive.com/comments?id=16 http://rg3wildenbos.blogdrive.com/archive/15.html Fri, 21 May 2004 11:17:11 GMT I just signed in :-) on the 3fm site (see below) So will keep you updated of all the exiting things that will come from it... http://rg3wildenbos.blogdrive.com/comments?id=15 http://rg3wildenbos.blogdrive.com/archive/14.html Fri, 21 May 2004 10:18:36 GMT Hi there, The (first part of the) initial question of this week, which is (for the people who don't know...): "We talked about the commodification of time related to our dedication of time to various online spaces.Some of these virtual communities are becoming commodified and function solely by the mechanisms of participation. Some people argue (e.g., Jenkins, Adrejevic, Uricchio) that participation may be a form of labor. Please try to argue whether you agree or disagree. Please think about the various uses of the notion of 'participation'. " reminded me of the new... (more) http://rg3wildenbos.blogdrive.com/comments?id=14