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Christopher Williams. Weekly Response 7. A Public Voice for Youth: The Audience Problem in Digital Media and Civic Education Peter Levin. Imagining the Audience: language, creativity and communication in youth media production DAVID BUCKINGHAM & ISSY HARVEY. Highlights/Key Points. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Weekly Response 7Imagining the Audience: language, creativity and
communication in youth media productionDAVID BUCKINGHAM & ISSY HARVEY
A Public Voice for Youth: The Audience Problem in Digital Media and Civic Education
Peter Levin
Christopher Williams
Highlights/Key Points
OpportunityForms of mediaReality in media productionSocial NetworksFactors for youthSociety and media
OPPORTUNITY
“social outcomes are more likely to be just when participation is equitable.” (Levin pg.120)
“it could be argued that the globalization of the media industries has resulted in the dominance of two or three principal 'media languages” (Buckingham & Harvey pg.175)
STANDARD FORMS OF MEDIA
REALITY IN MEDIA PRODUCTION
“EVEN IF SOME KIDS ARE HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL, MOST WILL NOT DRAW A SIGNIFICANT OR APPROPRIATE OR RESPONSIVE
AUDIENCE.” (LEVIN P. 130)
SOCIAL NETWORKS
“IT IS NOT YET CLEAR THAT MYSPACE CAN SERVE THOSE FUNCTIONS.” (LEVIN pg.132)
USING FACEBOOK. IS IT A POSITIVE TOOL FOR
TEACHING MEDIA LITERACY?
FACTORS FOR YOUTH
“Factors such as segregation and stratification are powerful determinants of how people use technology.” (Levin pg.133)
SOCIETY AND MEDIA
“Media languages are inescapably tied to social interests, and as such they are far from
neutral.” (Buckingham & Harvey pg.183)