On Saturday I went to Laneway Festival, a one day music festival held at Footscray Community and Arts Centre. I had a great time and saw some killer acts, including Mac DeMarco, FKA Twigs, Caribou and Banks. It was a… Continue Reading
During this summer semester as well as Networked Media, I’m also taking Broadcast Media. For one of our assignments we are to produce a short radio documentary. In order to know exactly what goes into a radio documentary I’ve been… Continue Reading
After attempting to get through the Galloway reading, and write a somewhat sketchy blogpost about my findings, I decided to stalk my peers’ blogs for some clarification. As per usual, Emerald came home with the goods and wrote a couple of really… Continue Reading
The John Potts and Andrew Murphie reading explore the terms technology, culture and technique, and how they relate to one another and contribute on the whole to our society. Let’s start with ‘technology’. Developed alongside the ‘Industrial Revolution’ – as Western… Continue Reading
During our Networked Media classes, we have been discussing what a blog means. Elliott told us that what makes a blog is its use of reverse chronological posting, meaning content is posted in a feed that starts with the newest… Continue Reading
I always thought of blogging as a creative pastime, or an online journal. I had never really considered it an educational tool until now. In Adrian Miles’ ‘Blogs in Media Education’ (2006) he discusses blogs being more useful for education than… Continue Reading
Having just started this blog, I thought it would be a good idea to mention some of my favourite blogs and why I love them. IMBOYCRAZY Alexi Wasser runs this funny, bold blog about dating and relationships in the 21st century.… Continue Reading
As the self-proclaimed queen of procrastination, I know a thing or two about flash games. These addictive little sources of fun can add a much needed source of entertainment to an otherwise stale site. It’s super simple to add a… Continue Reading