Clean News: An Oral History about Technology and its Effect on Paper and Information

Clean News: An Oral History about Technology and its Effect on Paper and Information presents three different perspectives on what technology has done to the world, especially to news, entertainment and audio/visual fields. These three views bring in personal anecdotes about how the world has changed.

This project was completed for Writing, Research, and Technology, Spring 2009, taught by Dr. Bill Wolff, and received IRB approval. The video falls under the Creative Commons Licenses by-nc-nd (non-commercial, no derivatives). Information about the course and assignment can be found at: http://williamwolff.org/courses/wrt-spring-2009/. A complete archive of classs oral histories is located at http://www.youtube.com/user/oralhistoryvideo.

This video was created using a Flip Ultra video camera and iMovie. The music used is Here Comes the Rain by Matti Paalanen off his CD Hollow.

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Education

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• rowan
• university
• oral
• history
• video
• decline
• of
• newspapers
• audio-visual
• industry
• evolution
• technology
• newsrooms
• teletype
• machine
• new
• york
• times
• washington
• post
• image
• zone
• slides
• projectors
• digital
• unpaid
• furloughs

[Severity2007]

again interesting,,, i actually prefer the paper over reading online for the simple fact it feels more authentic as you cant really trust anything online has not been editted etc from an exterior source..not that you can trust anything in the media...