<videovortex> Video and Participatory Cultures: Writing, Rhetoric, Performance, and the Tube

[Seth Keen]

http://enculturation.gmu.edu/Video-and-Participatory-Cultures

In this special issue of Enculturation, we invited scholars to explore  
the ubiquity of video and participatory cultures. We started our own  
investigation into this theme in a panel presentation, “YouTube U.:  
Home Video Goes to College” at the Conference on College Composition  
and Communication in New Orleans in 2008. In our work, we considered  
the limitations of viewing YouTube merely as a broadcasting platform  
and argued that YouTube should be regarded within the context of an  
ever-changing and growing networked ecology. We decided our questions  
and conclusions might be best extended in an on-line journal setting  
like Enculturation, especially as possible contributors could link to  
and engage with examples of video directly.


best
Seth Keen
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Lecturer, Media
School of Media and Communication
RMIT University
office: 9.4.43 (city campus)
tel: (61 3) 9925 3017
sethkeen.net/blog







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