Convergence media and the digital vernacular - towards the auto-documentary: 24-hours.in revisited
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Abstract
Over the past year the authors have been developing an interactive documentary project entitled 24-hours.in (www.24-hours.in), exploring new opportunities for participation, collaboration and the potential democratization of documentary production. The project was demonstrated at MINDTREK 2011 and is revisited this year to discuss how the project has progressed and discuss the research themes of convergence media, participation culture and the auto-documentary.
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