an xiao mina

@anxiaostudio

surfing the global internetz. product director , co-founder , writer, etc. 2016 visiting fellow. opinions my own.

my heart
Participa desde novembro de 2008

@anxiaostudio está bloqueado

Tem certeza de que deseja ver estes Tweets? Visualizar os Tweets não desbloqueará @anxiaostudio.

  1. Retweetou

    Missed panel on closed vs social newsgathering? Watch again

  2. Retweetou

    Andy Carvin: "do good journalism, serve the community you chose. Don't become optimisation monkeys"

  3. Retweetou
  4. The 's methodology is interdisciplinary, because viral images can have complex effects on society.

    • @kieranlong

      Keeper of the Department of Design, Architecture and Digital at the V&A. Presenter of The House that 100K Built on BBC2. My views not the V&A's.

    • @sjockers

      web development and interaction design, data journalism and civic tech, and

  5. Some of 's research includes ethnography - and she and team saw that the image drove some ppl to volunteer for support.

  6. Some images seem like brief memes, but they might have deep cultural resonance w a much longer lifespan, sez .

  7. Yes: Kurdi image went viral because of local networks first. Global interest was driven by local concerned communities

  8. Sez : sharing the Kurdi photo was a form of identity building. Sez : maybe it's a way to project image of empathy.

  9. On one hand, moment of possibility with Kurdi image, but it's rarely followed through to behavioral + political change.

  10. Paradox: Kurdi image brought a lot of attn to refugee issue, but you also don't want to force graphic imagery on ppl.

  11. Kurdi image wasn't censored by social networks, because it wasn't too graphic visually (eg, couldn't see his eyes), sez

  12. Now, as observed, individuals had to make their own editorial decisions abt sharing on social media and remixing.

  13. At UNHCR, they had "Buzzfeed-like conversations" to figure out which images they shared on social media that evoked empathy.

  14. And also, sez, to provide pipelines from empathy to political actions. Feelings can seem disconnected to policy.

  15. Asylum is a pillar of humanity. "Instead of protecting, we are rejecting," sez . We need better strategies for empathy.

  16. Retweetou

    And then media and the public totally overlooked hundreds of drownings of refugee children b/c there were no photos

  17. But the q is: did the strong image help protect refugees, by provoking media and changing knowledge and policy?

O carregamento parece estar demorando.

O Twitter deve estar sobrecarregado ou passando por algum problema momentâneo. Tente novamente ou visite o Status do Twitter para mais informações.

    Você também pode gostar

    ·