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MACT | COMM 503

by Gordon A. Gow, University of Alberta

MACT course COMM 503 introduction to social media. Podcasts to complement in-class lecture material.

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  1. Podcast Lecture 3.1

    No lecture for 3.1 Instead this podcast episode features music from ccMixter. This is artist "texasradiofish" and his remix piece titled "James Brown d'funk (let's go, bounce)". The artist has made it available under a Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial license....

  2. Podcast Lecture 1.3

    Bruns' concept of produsage is described.

  3. Podcast Lecture 1.2

    Three common critiques of Wikipedia.

  4. Podcast Lecture 1.1

    This podcast briefly describes the two organizing frameworks for the course: transaction cost theory and Shirky's promise, tool, and bargain. Running time about 7 minutes.

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MACT course COMM 503 introduction to social media. Podcasts to complement in-class lecture material.

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Gordon A. Gow, University of Alberta

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MACT course COMM 503 introduction to social media. Podcasts to complement in-class lecture material.

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