Stephanie Hendrick / Therese Örnberg: The blog as an immersive space: Moblogging Jokkmokk 2004 (presentation, handout)
(Co)Presense in weblogs: interaction, immediacy, immersion, intimacy, involvement, individual user preferences
Dispersive presence
- indication of shared space (cognitive blending)
- social interactions
- sensory input
- asynchronious
Blends build the spaces…
Can’t wait to see the paper…
Lisbeth Klastrup: ‘Live’-writing: weblogs and the coverage of reality
- The web as a reality show…
- Blogs as reality-TV: diary weblogs are interesting as reality-tv
- When and how the web is live?
- liveness – when media dissappear…
- Deixis: language code of liveness, language people use to point to here and now…
- examples of elements of blogging representing liveness: spelling, posting real-time, lack of body control, etc… -> think of tools to analyse weblogs
- “Liveness” is a stylistic feature and conscious strategy of some blogs
One more paper I want to read.
Elmine Wijnia: Understanding blogs: a communicative perspective (slides)
communicative symmetry between partipants <- ideal speach situation
ideal speech
- equal access (objectivity)
- not power differences (intersubjectivity)
- participants act truthfully (subjectivity)
information flow patterns
- allocution – traditional media
- consultation – traditional web-site
- registration – questionnaires
- conversation – internet forum
Conditions
- possibility to interact
- provide enough context
- caveat: power differences in organisational blogs are real threats to communication
Finally, I’ve got some understanding of Habermas :) One more to read
Ideas/questions:
Why in so many cases weblog use doesn’t go beyond webpublishing?
- Multiple channels
- Do people need the richness?
Tools additions to make rich uses of blogs?
- multiple channels
- awareness of people looking at your weblog
- streaming? (check with Stephanie)
- easy tools are not that easy, making them easier…
See also: notes by Stephanie Hendrick, Therese Oernberg, Elmine Wijnia, others at BlogTalkNotesPanel2
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