Video Republic
How young people are changing Europe
Production companies and broadcasters no longer hold a monopoly over moving-images - instead, a new theatre of public information has emerged. Spread across the internet, television, festivals and campaigns this emerging ‘Video Republic’ is a messy, alternative realm of video creation and exchange, dominated by young people. Who inhabits, shapes and regulates the Video Republic?
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- Pan European Youth and media Julian Rolfe, Manager, Planet Edge, Synovate, commented: "The findings from the study demonstrate that with an increasing lack of faith in the education system and employment market, young people across Europe are investing more and more of their time and energy in their leisure activities in order to give themselves a sense of identity and belonging. from : celiahannon 27th March 2008
- Break.com - Free videos, pictures, and comedy for guys Break is a online entertainment destination for guys with over 18,000,000 unique viewers and 500,000,000 page impressions per month. Mainly men between 15 - 35 visit the U.S. site. Like the name suggests the videos are mainly videos of people falling and breaking stuff and accidents. In consensus with the generation cash trend, you get paid on Break for uploading your video. from : charlietims 21st March 2008
- U.K. Social Networking Site Usage Highest in Europe he European social networking community stood at 127.3 million unique visitors in August – reaching 56 percent of the European online population. U.K. participation in social networking usage proved to be the highest in Europe, with 24.9 million unique visitors – 78 percent of the total U.K. online population – now belonging to the country’s social networking community. from : celiahannon 28th March 2008
- Anthropology of ourselves Having just been reminded of the 'mass observation' project, founded back in 1937, I was struck by how the same impulses drive us to collect and document everyday life now. The difference now is simply in the tools we use. The Mass Observation website describes how the original project worked, and it sounds like a weighty undertaking: 'In Bolton, a team of paid investigators went into a variety of public situations: meetings, religious occasions, sporting and leisure activities, in the... from : celiahannon 31st March 2008
- One Minute Film & Video Festival in Romania one minute film festival in romania - not the same as the oneminutesjr from : charlietims 21st April 2008
- About Us ? EngageMedia EngageMedia is a video sharing site focusing on social justice and environmental issues in South East Asia, Australia and the Pacific. It is a space for critical documentary, fiction, artistic and experimental works that challenge the dominance of the mainstream media. from : charlietims 7th July 2008
- Adventures in the Video Republic 2 Think the current US election is the first election to be lived out on youtube? You're wrong. In the run up to the parliamentary elections in Croatia in 2007 videos of slips and blunders by politicians from the ruling HDZ party began to appear on the internet. Interior Minister Ivica Kirin spuriously claimed that one popular video made by a 21-year-old boy had been made by the opposition and he knew this because he claimed to have looked into ‘the youtube servers’... from : charlietims 28th September 2008
- Digi-Tales.org oh my god - it's nearly exactly the same as stranger and one minutes JR. but stranger probably came first from : charlietims 23rd January 2008
- stranger festival youtube promo this is both hilarious and brilliant. who could possibly not want to enter this competition! from : charlietims 26th January 2008
- Denmark vows zero tolerance after week of youth riots - Yahoo! News UK Denmark vows zero tolerance after week of youth riots - Yahoo! News UK from : charlietims 17th February 2008