I'm going to show some of these videos in tomorrow's session on theories of the information society. I thought I'd put them here so I can find them more easily tomorrow
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It's a button. It's red. What more do you want?
A weblog designed to support The Red Button: News, Culture and Discourse, a Year 2 unit in media theory on the BA (Hons) degree in Journalism at the University College for the Creative Arts in Farnham
About This Blog
Weclome to The Red Button Blog, which I've set up to support the work you're doing on the Red Button unit.
In part this blog will focus on linking the ideas you're exploring to current news stories and discussions in the media. In part it will try to point you towards interesting and useful resources online.
I'm hoping to get Rod to post here too and comments and questions from you would be really great too. This is an experiment - I'm hoping you'll find it useful. But it may not work. So it would be really interesting to hear what you think.
In part this blog will focus on linking the ideas you're exploring to current news stories and discussions in the media. In part it will try to point you towards interesting and useful resources online.
I'm hoping to get Rod to post here too and comments and questions from you would be really great too. This is an experiment - I'm hoping you'll find it useful. But it may not work. So it would be really interesting to hear what you think.
It's a button. It's red. What more do you want?
About Me
- Jim
- I teach journalism at the University of Westminster. I specialise in online journalism, hence all the blogs.
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