Magazine Mediamagclips Gallery Edia Agazine Menglish and Media Centre Issue 39 | Februarym 2012
FEBRUARY 2012: PARTICIPATION M M Now online in the MediaMagazine MediaMagClips Gallery edia agazine Menglish and media centre issue 39 | februaryM 2012 Professor Sonia Livingstone, Head of Media and Commnications, LSE, on: • Children, young people and the internet • The work of an audience researcher • Social networking Social Networks • Regulation or legislation? Arab Spring • The role of Ofcom • Future impact of Media 2.0 We Media and Democracy? Garth Jennings on Making a TV Ad Hashtag TV Changing Audiences Vic Goddard, Head Teacher, Passmores Academy, on: • The making of Educating Essex • Editorial control english and media centre • Trust and risk • Impact on students • The press response • Media Studies, and more... | 39 issue | february 2012 MM MM MediaMagazine is published by Are you a participator? Do you see yourself as a member of an the English and Media Centre, a audience, a producer, a user, a content-creator – or all four? non-profit making organisation. The Centre publishes a wide range Many of the articles in this issue raise questions about the role of classroom materials and runs and value of audience participation in today’s media landscape, courses for teachers. If you’re and about the technological, social and political implications studying English at A Level, look out of participatory media. It’s argued by many commentators that for emagazine, also published by the Centre. with Web 2.0, the boundaries between audiences and producers have diminished, that one-way messages from giant institutions are increasingly The English and Media Centre becoming shared interactive ‘conversations’ with their users, and that the active 18 Compton Terrace London N1 2UN engagement of audiences in generating news, debate and creative content is, in Telephone: 020 7359 8080 and of itself, a force for democracy.
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