interactivecultures » Podcast http://interactivecultures.org research. knowledge transfer. consultancy. Mon, 09 Jan 2012 11:36:31 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Interactive Cultures is the research centre of Birmingham School Media. The centre brings together senior academics from the Birmingham School of Media who are actively involved in understanding how communities are built through new and emerging media channels. We explore the ways in which groups utilise interactive technologies, and use that knowledge to help professional, commercial and community bodies extend their work online. Interactive Cultures, Birmingham School of Media, BCU no Interactive Cultures, Birmingham School of Media, BCU jon.hickman@bcu.ac.uk jon.hickman@bcu.ac.uk (Interactive Cultures, Birmingham School of Media, BCU) Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 2.0 UK research. knowledge transfer. consultancy. research, creative industries, music industries, cultural studies, media studies interactivecultures » Podcast http://interactivecultures.org/wp-content/podcasts/podcastbadge2.gif http://interactivecultures.org/category/podcast/ Northern Soul closing panel discussion http://interactivecultures.org/2010/11/northern-soul-closing-panel-discussion/ http://interactivecultures.org/2010/11/northern-soul-closing-panel-discussion/#comments Thu, 25 Nov 2010 11:45:58 +0000 Rob Horrocks http://interactivecultures.org/?p=1836 The closing panel Q and A discussion from the Salford Northern Soul symposium.

Investigating Northern Soul
 panel discussion/Q&A by Interactive Cultures

]]> http://interactivecultures.org/2010/11/northern-soul-closing-panel-discussion/feed/ 0 Birmingham Zine Festival http://interactivecultures.org/2010/09/birmingham-zine-festival/ http://interactivecultures.org/2010/09/birmingham-zine-festival/#comments Mon, 13 Sep 2010 09:48:12 +0000 Rob Horrocks http://interactivecultures.org/?p=1615 Continue reading →]]> Discussions of fanzines are often in the margins of media and cultural studies literature but they do appear. A recent example is Chris Atton’s article Popular Music Fanzines: Genre, Aesthetic and the “Democratic Conversation” in Popular Music and Society (33.4, 517-531, 2010).

I was asked to talk about music fanzines at the Birmingham Zine Festival. This informal presentation relates my experiences of music fanzines around the end of the 1980s.

The Ins and Outs of Music Fanzines by Interactive Cultures

]]> http://interactivecultures.org/2010/09/birmingham-zine-festival/feed/ 1 Radio documentaries, fandom and new participatory cultures http://interactivecultures.org/2010/06/radio-documentaries-fandom-and-new-participatory-cultures/ http://interactivecultures.org/2010/06/radio-documentaries-fandom-and-new-participatory-cultures/#comments Wed, 16 Jun 2010 15:51:19 +0000 Rob Horrocks http://interactivecultures.org/?p=1388

Sam Coley and Oliver Carter presenting to the Sights and Sounds conference, University of Salford, June 2010.

Radio documentary, fandom and new participatory cultures from Interactive Cultures on Vimeo.

]]> http://interactivecultures.org/2010/06/radio-documentaries-fandom-and-new-participatory-cultures/feed/ 0 Friday Round Table: iPhones http://interactivecultures.org/2009/08/we-heart-iphones/ http://interactivecultures.org/2009/08/we-heart-iphones/#comments Fri, 21 Aug 2009 16:02:35 +0000 Jon Hickman http://interactivecultures.org/?p=1033 The Interactive Cultures team discuss their iPhones: can we keep the conversation on track without descending into a “why we love Apple” love-in?

]]> http://interactivecultures.org/2009/08/we-heart-iphones/feed/ 1 The Interactive Cultures team discuss their iPhones: can we keep the conversation on track without descending into a "why we love Apple" love-in? The Interactive Cultures team discuss their iPhones: can we keep the conversation on track without descending into a "why we love Apple" love-in? Interactive Cultures, Birmingham School of Media, BCU no 33:15 IP Law & Digital Britain http://interactivecultures.org/2009/07/ip-law-digital-britain/ http://interactivecultures.org/2009/07/ip-law-digital-britain/#comments Sun, 12 Jul 2009 11:00:15 +0000 Jon Hickman http://interactivecultures.org/?p=895 Andrew Dubber discusses intellectual property law in response to the Digital Britain Report at the West Midlands Digital Britain Unconference. Audio courtesy of Rhubarb Radio.

]]> http://interactivecultures.org/2009/07/ip-law-digital-britain/feed/ 0 Andrew Dubber discusses intellectual property law in response to the Digital Britain Report at the West Midlands Digital Britain Unconference. Audio courtesy of Rhubarb Radio. Andrew Dubber discusses intellectual property law in response to the Digital Britain Report at the West Midlands Digital Britain Unconference. Audio courtesy of Rhubarb Radio. Interactive Cultures, Birmingham School of Media, BCU no 5:46 National Digital Inclusion Conference http://interactivecultures.org/2009/04/national-digital-inclusion-conference/ http://interactivecultures.org/2009/04/national-digital-inclusion-conference/#comments Mon, 27 Apr 2009 11:11:39 +0000 Jon Hickman http://interactivecultures.org/?p=649 Continue reading →]]> For the next two days I’m at the National Digital Inclusion conference in London. I’m here with a group of Birmingham bloggers brought together by We Share Stuff. We are running a social media surgery, to demonstrate technology to delegates and policy makers. We’re also running a fringe event in the evening to bring delegates together with those who couldn’t afford to attend the main conference. I’ve cut together a rough and ready podcast where the team introduce themselves. You can follow the conference on Twitter or the video stream.

]]> http://interactivecultures.org/2009/04/national-digital-inclusion-conference/feed/ 0 digitallyincluded,ndi09 For the next two days I'm at the National Digital Inclusion conference in London. I'm here with a group of Birmingham bloggers brought together by We Share Stuff. We are running a social media surgery, to demonstrate technology to delegates and policy ... For the next two days I'm at the National Digital Inclusion conference in London. I'm here with a group of Birmingham bloggers brought together by We Share Stuff. We are running a social media surgery, to demonstrate technology to delegates and policy makers. We're also running a fringe event in the evening to bring delegates together with those who couldn't afford to attend the main conference. I've cut together a rough and ready podcast where the team introduce themselves. You can follow the conference on Twitter or the video stream. Interactive Cultures, Birmingham School of Media, BCU no 8:55 The Future of Events Vol. 2 http://interactivecultures.org/2009/04/the-future-of-events-vol-2/ http://interactivecultures.org/2009/04/the-future-of-events-vol-2/#comments Sun, 26 Apr 2009 11:58:46 +0000 Jon Hickman http://interactivecultures.org/?p=640 Continuing our the discussion between Andrew Dubber and  Duncan Sedgwick. Are companies cutting back on events expenditure in light of the recession? And how is technology being used in conferences?

]]> http://interactivecultures.org/2009/04/the-future-of-events-vol-2/feed/ 0 Continuing our the discussion between Andrew Dubber and  Duncan Sedgwick. Are companies cutting back on events expenditure in light of the recession? And how is technology being used in conferences? Continuing our the discussion between Andrew Dubber and  Duncan Sedgwick. Are companies cutting back on events expenditure in light of the recession? And how is technology being used in conferences? Interactive Cultures, Birmingham School of Media, BCU no 8:23 The Future of Events? http://interactivecultures.org/2009/04/the-future-of-events/ http://interactivecultures.org/2009/04/the-future-of-events/#comments Fri, 24 Apr 2009 15:57:52 +0000 Jon Hickman http://interactivecultures.org/?p=638 Continue reading →]]> Andrew Dubber, from Interactive Cultures, discusses the changing nature of events, and exhibition management with BCU colleague Duncan Sedgwick, Course Director for MA Events Management. In these days of barcamps and unconferences, what is the future for the events industry? Are companies cutting back on events expenditure in light of the recession? And how is technology being used in conferences?

]]> http://interactivecultures.org/2009/04/the-future-of-events/feed/ 1 Andrew Dubber, from Interactive Cultures, discusses the changing nature of events, and exhibition management with BCU colleague Duncan Sedgwick, Course Director for MA Events Management. In these days of barcamps and unconferences, Andrew Dubber, from Interactive Cultures, discusses the changing nature of events, and exhibition management with BCU colleague Duncan Sedgwick, Course Director for MA Events Management. In these days of barcamps and unconferences, what is the future for the events industry? Are companies cutting back on events expenditure in light of the recession? And how is technology being used in conferences? Interactive Cultures, Birmingham School of Media, BCU no 11:32 The Flatpack Sessions: Vol. 2 http://interactivecultures.org/2009/04/the-flatpack-sessions-vol-2/ http://interactivecultures.org/2009/04/the-flatpack-sessions-vol-2/#comments Mon, 13 Apr 2009 21:17:56 +0000 Jon Hickman http://interactivecultures.org/?p=615 Jez Collins of Interactive Cultures and the Birmingham Popular Music Archive continues his discussion of popular music heritage with Chris Phipps at the Flatpack Studio.

]]> http://interactivecultures.org/2009/04/the-flatpack-sessions-vol-2/feed/ 0 Jez Collins of Interactive Cultures and the Birmingham Popular Music Archive continues his discussion of popular music heritage with Chris Phipps at the Flatpack Studio. Jez Collins of Interactive Cultures and the Birmingham Popular Music Archive continues his discussion of popular music heritage with Chris Phipps at the Flatpack Studio. Interactive Cultures, Birmingham School of Media, BCU no The Flatpack Sessions: Vol. 1 http://interactivecultures.org/2009/04/the-flatpack-sessions-vol-1/ http://interactivecultures.org/2009/04/the-flatpack-sessions-vol-1/#comments Sun, 05 Apr 2009 12:09:31 +0000 Jon Hickman http://interactivecultures.org/?p=594 Jez Collins of Interactive Cultures and the Birmingham Popular Music Archive discusses popular music heritage with Chris Phipps at the Flatpack Studio.

]]> http://interactivecultures.org/2009/04/the-flatpack-sessions-vol-1/feed/ 0 Jez Collins of Interactive Cultures and the Birmingham Popular Music Archive discusses popular music heritage with Chris Phipps at the Flatpack Studio. Jez Collins of Interactive Cultures and the Birmingham Popular Music Archive discusses popular music heritage with Chris Phipps at the Flatpack Studio. Interactive Cultures, Birmingham School of Media, BCU no