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MIT Center for Civic Media

The Center for Civic Media supports research at MIT to innovate civic media tools and practices and test them in communities. Bridging two established programs at MIT—one known for inventing alternate technical futures, the other for identifying the cultural and social potential of media change—the Center for Future Civic Media is a joint effort between the MIT Media Lab and the MIT Comparative Media Studies Program. It is made possible by a four-year grant from the Knight Foundation.


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Crowdsourcing Crisis: How Civic Media Informs Breaking News

Crowdsourcing Crisis: How Civic Med...

Added 10 months ago | 01:26:00 | 6021 views

The first half of 2011 has seen dramatic events — some tragic, others encouraging — take place across the globe. From revolutions in Egypt and Tunisia to an earthquake, tsunami and nuclear crisis in Japan, breaking news has been reported...

Summary and Collaboration Contest results

Summary and Collaboration Contest r...

Added 10 months ago | 00:40:33 | 3782 views

Knight Foundation's Michael Maness emcees an audience discussion about the 2011 MIT-Knight Civic Media Conference, and we announce the winners of the conference's collaboration contest, where attendees can work together to win small pots...

Mobile Storytelling in Real Time

Mobile Storytelling in Real Time

Added 11 months ago | 01:22:00 | 8649 views

Andy Carvin, National Public Radio Liz Henry, BlogHer Dan Sinker, Columbia College Chicago, @mayoremanuel

Plenary: "Civic Media Mobilization"

Plenary: "Civic Media Mobilization"

Added 11 months ago | 00:57:55 | 6541 views

Successful civic media tools ― especially ones designed by this conference's attendees ― reengineer how mass-mobilization happens. But does that mean we should turn the page on old lessons? Originally envisioned as a way to connect the ...

The Future of Civic Media

The Future of Civic Media

Added 11 months ago | 01:26:00 | 4979 views

A plenary from the 2011 MIT-Knight Civic Media Conference, featuring: Sasha Costanza-Chock, MIT Comparative Media Studies Chris Csikszentmihályi, MIT Center for Civic Media Ethan Zuckerman, Berkman Center/MIT Center for Civic Media

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Category
Education
Language
English
Location
Cambridge, MA
Website
(civic.mit.edu)

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