Communicating with Computers
The way we communicate changes as our technology changes, here are a few ways in which digital technology has had an effect on the way we communicate. Continue reading Communicating with Computers
Digital Landscapes & Legalese
Today YA author and Program Director of Communications and Reasoning at Northwestern Pritzker School of Law Michelle Falkoff joins us to talk about language; the language of law, the language of digital technology and the occasional miscommunication between them. Michelle Falkoff … Continue reading Digital Landscapes & Legalese
True Crime
The true crime genre is having a moment, with new, ‘ripped from the headlines’ stories working their ways into our regular media consumption. With these true stories comes the navigation of ethically murky territory. In the infographic below we go … Continue reading True Crime
Ethical Implications of True Crime Podcasting
Chicago based journalist Kim Bellware and I took a look at true crime in the digital age and the many, many fine-lines that must be walked when navigating the production and consumption of these true stories Kim Bellware is an independent journalist … Continue reading Ethical Implications of True Crime Podcasting
Consensual Creativity
We sat down with Gordon Quinn from Kartemquin Films to chat about fair use, what it is, what it does and why it’s more important than you think. Gordon Quinn is Artistic Director and founding member of Kartemquin Films and a 2007 … Continue reading Consensual Creativity
Fair Use
The ideas of copyright and fair use are not new concepts, but applying those concepts to digital media technology can be confusing and not as straight forward as we want it to be. In the infographic below we’ve broken down … Continue reading Fair Use
