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  Re: "Not Ready to Make Nice": Indigenous Music Video and Lessons of History

  Screen Memories and Cultural Futures

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  Faye Ginsburg New York University

  Wednesday, May 6, 2009 — 1:45 am

  a provocative and poignant work. I love the idea of "virtual reservations" in both its possible ...
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  Festival Exchanges and Circulation in the Online South

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  Amalia Cordova New York University/Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian

  May 06, 2009

  7 comments

  Festival Exchanges and Circulation in the Online South video Latin America Indigenous festivals Curator's Note One of the main spaces for exchange and strengthening of the Indigenous video movement in Latin America is the indigenous film/video festiv ...
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  Re: Festival Exchanges and Circulation in the Online South

  image circuitry

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  Michelle Raheja University of California, Riverside

  Wednesday, May 6, 2009 — 6:58 pm

  "we have to be very careful"--a statement whose various possible meanings could be very ...
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  Indigenous Cinema and Visual Language(s): Why Should We Be Teaching These Films?

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  Pam Wilson Reinhardt University

  May 07, 2009

  12 comments

  visual stylings of photography and film as well as the shapes of narratives.  The place where I’m best ... 
    So that has begun to change—and with wonderful responses by my undergraduate students. I’m realizing ...
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  Re: Beyond Broadcast: Launching NITV on Isuma TV

  Parallel Media Voices

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  Lorna Roth Concordia University, Montreal

  Thursday, May 7, 2009 — 6:05 am

  explain what I mean because this is where I’m situated and where I’ve focussed my studies.  Since the ... others.   Personally, I’m still left with a few naive questions:  Who among First Peoples and others ...
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  Re: Beyond Broadcast: Launching NITV on Isuma TV

  I love this clip! I am also

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  Ellie Rennie Swinburne University

  Thursday, May 7, 2009 — 7:32 am

  be possible with digital broadcasting... I think that in the long term we are looking at a range of ...
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  Re: Indigenous Cinema and Visual Language(s): Why Should We Be Teaching These Films?

  Distribution and Access

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  Kristin Dowell University of Oklahoma

  Thursday, May 7, 2009 — 7:39 pm

  is the way in which it opens up new possibilities for distribution, and I’ve seen an increasing ...
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  Re: Indigenous Cinema and Visual Language(s): Why Should We Be Teaching These Films?

  Let's include still photography in this conversation

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  Sabra Thorner New York University

  Friday, May 8, 2009 — 6:53 am

  the database management, while keeping costs as low as possible. Perhaps most surprising was that the ...
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  Re: Indigenous Cinema and Visual Language(s): Why Should We Be Teaching These Films?

  Accessing Central Australian Indigenous Media

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  Lisa Stefanoff NYU PhD 2009

  Friday, May 8, 2009 — 2:05 pm

  tabs on possible changes over time in families' decisions to keep work containing images of the ...
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  Re: Beyond Broadcast: Launching NITV on Isuma TV

  Hi-speed video in low-speed communities

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  Norman Cohn Isuma University

  Wednesday, May 13, 2009 — 2:40 pm

  programs, to attract thewidest possible audience. No centralized pressure leads IsumaTV toward the ... multi-point transmission, including Live webcasting, making it possible for the first time for “dispersed and ...

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