here's a crazy one.
As part of my "Draw the Karachi Internet" intervention at the Karachi
Art Summit, I'm proposing some conversations with people like John Perry
Barlow, Brenda Laurel, and a couple others. I was brainstorming, but
would you be interested in being host/moderator of my conversations on
your Adobe server?
I think this might synergize on a bunch of levels.
It's be pretty tight, though.
I might set one up myself, btu Thought it's be good for us to
triangulate the globe.
What do you think?
On 3/18/17 9:50 AM, Randall Packer wrote:
Videofreex pioneers Skip Blumberg, Nancy Cain, and Mary Curtis
Ratcliff discuss their reinvention of television in the 1970s as a
social broadcast medium ::: Monday, March 27, 9:00pm-10:00pm (EDT-US)
(UTC-4) ::: Networked Conversations is hosted by Randall Packer :::
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About the Videofreex
The Videofreex established Lanesville TV in upstate New York in the
early 1970s, an experimental television project to forge the first
pirate tv station in America.
In their own funky way, the Videofreex reinvented television,
reversing its power as a broadcast medium for engaging community, a
creative medium for storytelling, an artisan approach to television.
They foresaw television not as a corporate controlled delivery
mechanism for reinforcing consumerism and mainstream popular culture,
but rather as an artists’ platform for invention and social interaction.
The Videofreex embraced radical television in their interviews with
political activists and captured alternative culture in America during
the 1970s when it wasn’t properly covered by mainstream media; they
reinvented broadcast journalism with their direct style that
challenged packaged, network television news with its slick format;
and perhaps most importantly, they saw video as a collaborative,
social medium, a people’s media: encouraging viewer participation
through the free and immediate exchange of ideas and images.
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