English: Live on the 21st of June, 2012 Budapest, the Open Society Archives. Henry Jenkins: How Content Gains Meaning and Value in the Era of Spreadable Media.

Henry Jenkins is Provoost’s Professor of Communication, Journalism, Cinematic Arts, and Education at the Universíty of Southern California. He is co-author, with Sam Ford and Joshua Green, of the 2013 book Spreadable Media:Creating value and Meaning in a Networked Culture. He is also author of many other books, including Convergence Culture (2006) and Fans, Bloggers, and Garners (2006). From 1993-2009, he was the MIT Peter de Flores Professor of Humanities and co-directed MIT’s Comparative Media Studies graduate degree program. Since coming to USC, Jenkins has formed the Participatory Culture and Learning Lab which includes Project New Media Literacies and Media Activism and Participatory Politics. (OSA flyer). Everyday people play an increasingly central role in how media spreads. Professor Jenkins focuces on this phnomenom. A felvételek 2012. június 21 –én csütörtökön készültek Budapesten, az Open Society Archives 1051 Budapest Arany János utca 32 szám alatti előadótermében. Henry Jenkins: How Content Gains Meaning and Value in the Era of Spreadable Media. Sources/források: http://www.henryjenkins.org/

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