Emerging Symposium - Session 3: When the Audience Talks Back
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Paula will talk about how the institutions for cultural understanding are responding to people's emerging media practices.
jennaemilia commented on posted to #seminaarikannu 28.05.2009 (fi)
Johan Oomen (Sound & Vision); the networked archive
SannaM commented on posted to #seminaarikannu 28.05.2009 (fi)
Johan Oomen's presentation topic is 'The networked archive – Observation on audiovisual archives and their audiences'.
jennaemilia commented on posted to #seminaarikannu 28.05.2009 (fi)
Like Nikki Timmermans before, also Johan Oomen makes a comment on 20 hours of video being uploaded on YouTube every minute.
jennaemilia commented on posted to #seminaarikannu 28.05.2009 (fi)
And people expect them to be online.
jennaemilia commented on posted to #seminaarikannu 28.05.2009 (fi)
Furthermore, the use of archive material (digital collections) is increasing.
jennaemilia commented on posted to #seminaarikannu 28.05.2009 (fi)
Waisda? is a video labeling game based on collaborative video watching and tagging. It helps to collect metadata.
jennaemilia commented on posted to #seminaarikannu 28.05.2009 (fi)
Next up Zsófia Deme from http://www.nava.hu/.
jennaemilia commented on posted to #seminaarikannu 28.05.2009 (fi)
this is really cool project http://www.imagesforthefuture.org/ and their research blog http://research.imagesforthefuture.org/
SannaM commented on posted to #seminaarikannu 28.05.2009 (fi)
NAVA is a Hungarian media archive which enables collecting, preserving and processing material.
jennaemilia commented on posted to #seminaarikannu 28.05.2009 (fi)
Zsofi presents a project they had before Christmas last year, NAVA tried to demonstrate that opening up collections can be more fruitful than just maintaining the collection. NAVA released 77 hungarian films, news reels, programs etc. as a gift to the public
SannaM commented on posted to #seminaarikannu 28.05.2009 (fi)
more info http://77filmajandek.nava.hu/
SannaM commented on posted to #seminaarikannu 28.05.2009 (fi)
250 000 visits, more than 1 000 000 pageviews in 6 weeks
SannaM commented on posted to #seminaarikannu 28.05.2009 (fi)
and how much did it cost? only 14 000 EUR, and almost total for copyright holders
SannaM commented on posted to #seminaarikannu 28.05.2009 (fi)
Zsófia poses the question of possible business models for archives.
jennaemilia commented on posted to #seminaarikannu 28.05.2009 (fi)
At the moment NAVA funds their activities through online advertisement.
jennaemilia commented on posted to #seminaarikannu 28.05.2009 (fi)
Seija Aunila presents the living archive of YLE: http://yle.fi/elavaarkisto/.
jennaemilia commented on posted to #seminaarikannu 28.05.2009 (fi)
Living archive is YLE's "evening newspaper" – it reacts to daily news events through related videos.
jennaemilia commented on posted to #seminaarikannu 28.05.2009 (fi)
"Kopiosto administers licenses and distributes remunerations to copyrights owners. It represents authors, photographers, performing artists and publishers in all fields of creative work."
jennaemilia commented on posted to #seminaarikannu 28.05.2009 (fi)
Arto: Digitalisation takes the focus of copyright questions from ownership to usership and from local to global.
jennaemilia commented on posted to #seminaarikannu 28.05.2009 (fi)
Question from the audience: How to calculate the price of different contributions in remixed material?
jennaemilia commented on posted to #seminaarikannu 28.05.2009 (fi)
Seeing something that was shown on television in another country is the beauty of YouTube. How should archives react to this?
jennaemilia commented on posted to #seminaarikannu 28.05.2009 (fi)
Johan Oomen: Maybe they can show it in better quality or add better metadata to it.
jennaemilia commented on posted to #seminaarikannu 28.05.2009 (fi)
Johnny Durham (http://www.youtube.com/user/JohnnyDurham19), in the audience, is asked how he feels about someone re-using his video material. The answer is that it's ok as long as he is asked first and credited after.
jennaemilia commented on posted to #seminaarikannu 28.05.2009 (fi)
Everyone here seems to be looking for a new business model.
jennaemilia commented on posted to #seminaarikannu 28.05.2009 (fi)
It seems there are people who do Finnish culture in the states.
http://www.finnfest2008.com/Media_Cen...
cyberix commented on posted to #seminaarikannu 28.05.2009 (fi)
Eszter B from the audience disagrees with Arto, and as an author says that reputation economy is important for authors, and has been for her - she gets invitations to give talks and fame, and more people are getting familiar with her work
SannaM commented on posted to #seminaarikannu 28.05.2009 (fi)
Seija from YLE: "why are we doing this archiving, because everything is already in YouTube"?
SannaM commented on posted to #seminaarikannu 28.05.2009 (fi)
Johan O (Sound & Vision) can come up million reasons; he does not see YouTube as a threat, rather archives should ask themselves what are we good at? Locality, metadata.. etc.
SannaM commented on posted to #seminaarikannu 28.05.2009 (fi)
ähh... my connection in the hotel lobby is not fast enough for the stream. I hope the clips will be online soon and also archived to the http://www.archive.org/.
Teemul commented on posted to #seminaarikannu 28.05.2009 (fi)
@Teemul: yes, clips will be made available online at least on the symposium website http://p2p-fusion.org/emerging/
SannaM commented on posted to #seminaarikannu 28.05.2009 (fi)
Hopefully we can first get to know people's interests and practices and after that come up with new models for copyright and archiving.
jennaemilia commented on posted to #seminaarikannu 28.05.2009 (fi)
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