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MIT Comparative Media Studies

The official TechTV video collection of the MIT Comparative Media Studies program.

The CMS program is committed to the art of thinking across media forms, theoretical domains, cultural contexts, and historical periods. Both our graduate and undergraduate programs encourage the bridging of theory and practice, as much through course work as through participation in faculty and independent research projects.


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Jesper Juul, "Half-Real: A Video Game in the Hands of a Player"

Jesper Juul, "Half-Real: A Video Ga...

Added 10 days ago | 01:08:41 | 112 views

This is an video recording of a lecture Jesper Juul gave to us on November 28, 2006. "What happens when a player picks up video game, learns to play it, masters it, and leaves it? Using concepts from my book on video games, Half-R...

Fox Harrell: "A Phantasmal Media Approach to Empowerment, Identity, and Computation"

Fox Harrell: "A Phantasmal Media Ap...

Added 2 months ago | 00:53:03 | 217 views

Courtesy of the Pacific Centre for Technology and Culture Part of Digital Inflections: Visions for the Posthuman Future. Dr. Fox Harrell, Associate Professor of Digital Media in the Comparative Media Studies Program and Computer Science ...

Video, Francis Steen: "The News as a Social Process for Improving Society"

Video, Francis Steen: "The News as ...

Added 3 months ago | 01:35:07 | 186 views

Sponsored by the MIT Imagination, Computation, and Expression Laboratory (ICE Lab) Television news provides a window into the cognitive processes commonly deployed to frame, explain, and reason about events. What Hart & Honore (1959...

Chris Hayes and Ta-Nahisi Coates: "Election Year 2012 and The Twilight of the Elites"

Chris Hayes and Ta-Nahisi Coates: "...

Added 6 months ago | 01:22:29 | 2646 views

In his new book, Twilight Of The Elites, journalist and MSNBC host Chris Hayes poses a challenge with special resonance for the MIT community -- Are the institutions which foster America's leadership class working as intended? Hayes' boo...

Communications Forum: "Documentary Film and New Technologies"

Communications Forum: "Documentary ...

Added 1 year ago | 01:57:57 | 2600 views

Emerging digital technologies are opening powerful new ways to create and even to reconceptualize the documentary film. How will handheld video cameras and ubiquitous open-source computing change the nature of documentaries? What are t...

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Collection details

Category
Education
Language
English
Location
Cambridge, MA
Website
Comparative Media Studies (cms.mit.edu)

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