Some years ago, I was a Professor of Film and Cultural Studies at McGill University. I taught a class I deeply loved with over six hundred students in it.

The focal point for many of the activities of the media be they mainstream or alternative can be found in the often different and varied ways in which media practitioners relate to the communities of which they are a part . . .

I will weave through a series of juxtapositions in this essay drawn from a number of experiences which I have had in the "field" of ethnography . . .

The many levels of mediation which go into the production, creation and interpretation of photographs suggest a great deal about how we categorize and make judgements about sight.

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Edward Madojemu is a third year Media student at Emily Carr…

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I have been an educator, administrator, writer and creative artist for over forty years. During that time, most of the disciplines with which I have been involved have changed.

The eyes of the emperor’s brother once looked straight into a camera, in this case ‘manned’ by a photographer whose duty it was to take pictures of the rich and powerful.

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An interview with Dr.Ron Burnett…

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Let me begin by suggesting that the term contingency may be a useful…

Let’s assume for a moment that everyone is capable of being creative…

One of the central metaphors at the heart of the activities of New Media, both from the creation and audience side, is “interactivity.”

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Among its many errors of logic and argument, Nicholas Carr's book…

I am going to talk to you today about the transitional if not…