Co-broadcasting.
Posted by Tiffany Anne on Thursday, 12 October 2017
Facebook Co-Broadcasting – First Experience
The new split-screen feature in the Facebook Live is a very useful additional to the whole live streaming trend. While you are streaming, you are able to invite a guest who is viewing your broadcast to join in to our live stream. Continue reading [Internet Art & Culture] Co-Broadcasting First Trial
Having a class via Adobe Connect was a new experience for me. There were some pros and cons while using this software while everyone was individually at different places but connected online through the Third Space. Continue reading [Internet Art & Culture] The Virtual Classroom
Hole-in-Space
by Kit Galloway and Sherrie Rabinowitz
In Hole-in-Space, which envisioned and demonstrated video chat in 1980, live satellite communications were used over three days to connect unsuspecting pedestrians in Los Angeles and New York. The artists, Kit Galloway and Sherrie Rabinowitz, created a networked space in which people in each city were able to encounter and converse with one another. Continue reading [Internet Art & Culture] Research Critique – Hole in Space
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