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Digital Media, Digital Natives & Disruption UGA Pre-College Program Digital & Social Media Literacy Summer 2012 Geoffrey Graybeal Grady College of Journalism THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA

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Digital Media, Digital Natives & Disruption

UGA Pre-College Program Digital & Social Media

LiteracySummer 2012

Geoffrey GraybealGrady College of Journalism

UGA Pre-College Program Digital & Social Media

LiteracySummer 2012

Geoffrey GraybealGrady College of Journalism

THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA

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Digital Media Digital media describes all forms of communications media that combine text, pictures, sound and video using computer technology.

-Compatible: Media that can function well with one another to exchange and integrate text, pictures, sound and video.

-Redefines mass media industries

-Related and connected to old media

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Death to traditional media? -The Internet has transformed the structure and economics of the U.S. media business.

-Traditional media industries tend to be disrupted and displaced, but not DIE.*

-Older forms usually evolve and adapt.

*individual companies may die.*products and platforms may die.*services may be rendered obsolete.*business models may be broken.

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New audience of digital natives

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Digital Natives“Digital Natives” (born 1985 or later)- have spent their entire lives connected

to new media technologies. They are accustomed to:

-the World Wide Web (1990) -Palm Pilot™(1996)

-downloadable music sites (Napster started in 1999) -blogs (1997)

-Wikipedia (2001) -flickr (2002),

-del.ici.ous, Skype, and the iPod (all in 2003),

-podcasts (2004) -YouTube (2005)

-Facebook ( open to public in 2006)-Twitter (2007)

“Digital Natives” (born 1985 or later)- have spent their entire lives connected

to new media technologies. They are accustomed to:

-the World Wide Web (1990) -Palm Pilot™(1996)

-downloadable music sites (Napster started in 1999) -blogs (1997)

-Wikipedia (2001) -flickr (2002),

-del.ici.ous, Skype, and the iPod (all in 2003),

-podcasts (2004) -YouTube (2005)

-Facebook ( open to public in 2006)-Twitter (2007)

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Explanations of Digital Disruption

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Media sustainability in changing environment

» Challenge: create products for new digital consumers That they’ll use AND pay for

» Shifting environment: -emphasis on digital, social, and mobile. winners and losers

» Media innovation: New business models and strategies

needed to sustain new forms of media

» Challenge: create products for new digital consumers That they’ll use AND pay for

» Shifting environment: -emphasis on digital, social, and mobile. winners and losers

» Media innovation: New business models and strategies

needed to sustain new forms of media

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Old vs. New Media

» OLD: One-way communication Defined by system that delivered them. Focus on mass audiences.

» NEW: Receive & send simultaneously Single delivery system without barriers Niche, specialized

» OLD: One-way communication Defined by system that delivered them. Focus on mass audiences.

» NEW: Receive & send simultaneously Single delivery system without barriers Niche, specialized

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1) Research your assigned media industry.-Make sure you use at least one source you access through

UGA Libraries (a database, journal article, book, etc.)-Make sure you use at least one credible online source.

2) PresentationPrepare a 5-10 minute presentation about your assigned media industry. Make sure your presentation covers:

- Brief history-Role/function of media-Key players/examples-The impact of digital age-Future issues/questions for discussion

3)Upload presentation to Slideshare.

4)Deliver presentation to class.

Assignment

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Questions & Comments

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