Remediation project
Original text: Newspaper article of ‘Alton attorney accidentally sues himself’ • The news produced by a print news company in Alton written by a reporter named Steve Korris. It is distributed on local newspaper in Alton, Illinois, United States and online for the Internet users worldwide. People can only read the news on the day of it is published in the newspaper. As it is available online, people can retrieve the news archive anytime via their smartphone or computer (laptop or PC).
Remediated text: SAZ News broadcast in online video parody form • People involved in the production of the video could be independent filmmaker, film and television’s students and Youtube’s member. The distribution of the video is through social media such as Youtube, Facebook, Vimeo and Twitter. Internet users can access the video anytime and anywhere in Youtube or Vimeo through their smartphone and computer (laptop or PC).
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Summary
The remediation project is changing news article in newspaper to online news broadcast in parody form. It changes the production and consumption habit of consumers as it changed to new media that is following the needs of current media consumers. However, the remediated text can raise few issues such as source credibility, ownership of the story, privacy of the involved parties
Essay structure 1. Introduction: Discuss the meaning of media remediation/ media convergence and summary of essay content. 2. Body 1: Production of original and remediated text - old media only the authority are able to produce and distribute the media. New media’s consumers are able to produce the content anytime and anywhere without to go through complicated procedure. 3. Body 2: Participatory culture – remediated text to new media allow users from all around the world to comment on the content of the media. 4. Body 3: Consumption habits of original and remediated text –
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