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Al Gore brings DIY television 'revolution' to Britain | The Guardian | Guardian Unlimited
Al Gore brings DIY television 'revolution' to Britain | The Guardian | Guardian Unlimited
from : mollywebb
14th March 2007
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Stop the Press!
While we've been in China, a lot of people have made veiled references to the censorship of the press. Mostly, they either assume you know how the system works, or prefer not to get drawn on the subject. Once or twice, interviewees have clearly been worried that we are western press, so we've had to reassure them of our (lack of) credentials. Tonight, however, Sam and I finally got to sit down and have dinner with a journalist (who will remain nameless) who was very generous with her time and...
from : rachelbriggs
15th October 2006
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Beijing to back media freedom during Olympics: Jowell?|?Reuters.ca
BOCOG assure Jowell that journalists will be free to report as they please in beijing
from : charlietims
12th September 2006
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TV gets left behind as kids head for the web
A new survey has shown that two thirds of kids spend more time online than watching TV. More than half use Social Networking sites every week.
from : celiahannon
1st September 2006
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Joining up the dots
The more we find about young people's changing relationship with digital media the more questions this raises about their future as students and employees. Just as some schools find it difficult to capitalise on the creative and technological skills of many of their pupils, so organisations risk overlooking the new skills of young graduates. As the recent Demos publication Working Progress demonstrated, employers think new graduates are arriving without with the skills needed to navigate the...
from : celiahannon
30th August 2006
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BBC NEWS | Technology | Xbox outlines 'YouTube for games'
Microsoft to develop software for the Xbox 360 which will let non-professionals develop titles and then share them via the Xbox Live online service.
from : duncanoleary
14th August 2006
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Digital Beginnings: Young children's use of popular culture, media and new technologies
This report presents findings of a study exploring young people's use of popular culture, media and new technologies in the home through a series of interviews with over 1,800 parents and carers and over 500 early years practitioners
from : hannahgreen
9th August 2006
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Dr Joolz: Snapshotz on Life: Flickr in the classroom
Dr Joolz: Snapshotz on Life: Flickr in the classroom
from : celiahannon
21st July 2006
