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AudioBerkman at Beyond Broadcast

May 17th, 2006

Beyond Broadcast co-host, The Berkman Center for Internet & Society conducted a number of interviews with BB participants over the two day conference. Daniel Krawczyk of Digital Bicycle/POSM and Amanda Michel of the Berkman Center conducted the interviews and AudioBerkman‘s Colin Rhinesmith produced the following podcasts:

• Zephyr Teachout answers the question, “Do you think that the Internet will realize its potential when today’s kids grow up?”

• Nolan Bowie, Berkman and Kennedy School fellow, talks about the limitations of public media in a world where more people are illiterate than online.

• John Lester from Second Life describes what role he thinks virtual worlds can play in the future of public media.

• John Barth, PRX Station Collaboration Manager, talks about recent PRX changes and what a difference content acquisition makes.

• Jamie Biggar of WGBH reflects on the challenges facing public media in a participatory culture and documentary filmmaker Martin Lucas speaks about what he saw as major conference themes.

• Jay Dedman, of Momentshowing.net and CCTV’s Jason Crow discuss the role of public access TV in communities across the country and the challenges and opportunities facing community media beyond traditional broadcasting in a participatory culture.

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