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11. Algorithmic Audience

April 9, 2018 matusick 0

Before reading this article, I had a somewhat negative view of algorithms. For me personally, when I think about algorithms, I think of how awful […]

11) Writers as Producers

April 8, 2018 Vicky Chatley 0

In the current digital age, writer and producer roles are no longer separate. As John Gallagher says in “Writing for Algorithmic Audiences,” writers are now […]

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SCP (Secure Contain Protect) Transmedia Storytelling

April 3, 2018 roshannon 0

I think it’s safe to say that I have truly never thought about transmedia storytelling before in my life, and definitely have not looked at […]

10: Avatar: The Last Airbender and Transmedia Storytelling

April 3, 2018 Cara Roets 0

While I was reading Jenkins’s essay “Searching for the Origami Unicorn”, one of my favorite franchises came to mind: the Avatar: The Last Airbender series, also known […]

8: Circulation of Slam Poetry and The Language Barrier

March 24, 2018 Cara Roets 0

I’ve always thought that hearing an author read their writing out loud is the best way to understand the work. That’s why slam poetry has […]

8: Spreadability (not just for peanut butter!)

March 22, 2018 Emily Hopf 0

Circulation carries multiple meanings within the publishing industry. In my Small Press Publishing & Editing course last semester, I was taught that circulation refers to […]

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8: Spreadability in the Publishing Industry

March 22, 2018 millerch 0

I was interested in the idea that Kes and several others have mentioned in their blog posts of “top-down” and “bottom-up” forces that impact the spreadability of a text, […]

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8. Spreadability and Circulation of Internet Challenges

March 22, 2018 matusick 0

  Something that’s been a consistent trend on the internet over the past few years has been social media user’s involvement in internet challenges. Before […]

8: The Circulation and Spreadability of Booktube

March 22, 2018 Emily Gibbs 0

I chose “Booktube,” or YouTubers who make videos and channels about books and the publishing industry, for this blog post because I think it is […]

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Essays: Circulation and Spreadability

March 22, 2018 roshannon 0

As I write essays, not the five by five nonfiction essays we are given in grade school, but the creative nonfiction essays I have been […]

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