Clay Shirky End of audience 2009

social capital

the moment were living for is the largest increase in expressive capability  

only 4 periods in the last 500 years media as changed enough

1. printers

2. telegraph, telephone 

3. photos, recorded sound, movies

4. electromagnetic signal- tv and radio 

media that is good at creating conversation is no good at creating groups 

media that is good at creating groups is no good at creating conversation.

internet gives group and individual conversation 

Internet becomes the carriage for all other media phone calls, text, tv, social media all carried by the internet, every media is next door to every other media. 

audience can now be producers instead of just consumers 

news stories are found from twitter before any official reports- news is reported live on twitter. 

gives power to citizens 

china is probably the best social manager in the world 

people can interact with higher powers and create conversation with each other. 

ametures are more than professionals 

most media that is produced now is produced by ammetures  

In real life documentary 2013

Beeban Kidron

describe
in detail

setting Different settings for the different people shows representation of the person and their addiction.
themes- addictions to media outlets
icons- computers, mobile phones, laptops, games console, internet and media outlets.
narrative- each teen has a different type of media addiction which affects their lives in different ways putting them at risk, making them loose out on life opportunities but also providing an outlet for expressing themselves.
characters- Ryan and ben 15 porn addicts, page 15 addicted social media and her phone- her addiction put her in an unsafe position with males because they stole her phone , Tobin addicted to video games kicked out of Oxford missed his opportunity because he didn't revise as much as he should have spend alternative time on games console , tom 15 came out on twitter and replaced real relationships with online relationship although his relationship seemed safe could potential cause a dangerous situation, social media made an easy outlet for him to express his true sexuality and made it easier to tell his parents and meet other people who share his sexuality. Each character very young had different experiences with media many resulted poor life choices or put them in danger in some way, were some positive effects of media such as outlets to express themselves- easier to be truthful behind a screen than in person.
textual analysis

Facts:
40/100 of teenagers spend more time with their friends online than in real life.
dopamine gives the thrill
look at phones 150-200 times a day

Ill Manors 2012

Ill Manors representation of youths

DISTINCT

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in detail
settings- London, flats, car park, streets, alleys
themes- violence, drinking
icons- fire, drinking, cigarettes
narrative- youths are a rough, and bad no negative influences, people should be scared of them.
characters- thugs, hoodies
textual analysis-

youth research

Teenage worries 
Exams
Jobs
Money
Future aspirations
Driving
Mental Health
Gangs
Insicurities
Fear of missing out
Family and friends
Trying to please everyone

Hegemony in news representation of youth/teen/ teenagers. 
view produced by predominately  by middle class males, christian ,straight , Middle Aged.
These views infiltrate media texts and ensure other voices do get heard.

Tony Blair began anti social behaviour disorder- tagging

National Service
Every 16 year old eligible for non compulsory scheme.

Properganda
A form of communication aimed at influencing the attitude of a community toward some cause or position.

How does Moral panic emerge?
Rise in anti social acts
Shocking incidents
Scapegoat found in popular culture

Media exaggerate
keeps the panic going

Plan b Ted talk

-no respect for authority because they felt they were ignored by society like stye didn't belong.
- didn't listen to anyone apart from music inspirations e.g. rap artists
- their words guided youths but some of those words were negative.
hip-hop like poetry or reading a book.
plan b wanted to change things change newspapers and news that he didn't agree with.
didn't agree with the mentality a lot of children had
children from broken families surrounded by drink and drugs and parents that were negative influences
children abused physically or mentally
one positive person can change a persons life.
wanted representation of ill manors to be accurate
demonisation of the youth
how can you judge these youths if you've never met them... judge them on what you see in the media.
beat into apathy
don't let the media sway you, don't be naive

Ill Manors- film

Describe

in detail

setting

themes

icons

narrative

characters Aaron( Riz Ahmed) raised in foster home ,Ed skin head raised in foster care, been to prison  Chris- horrible, sleazy, Arron and ed both make a female feel herself. Kirby been to prison preying on younger girls, 

textual analysis 

created by ben drew (plan b) - rap artist, British, white male, born in forest gate, expelled from school. no contact with his dad since he was 6,
made in east London
created the film for awareness

what negative representations do we see?
drugs- Chanel,christ,kirby,jake, cannabis,crack,heroin
prostitution- Michelle to fuel heroin addiction
violence- guns, kidnapping, knives, fighting, e.g. Jake, Jodie.

what positive representations do we see?
some morality and compassion- Aaron pays for funeral.
maternal instincts- Jodie and babies mum, Michelle
song loyalty- family and friendships
some inbuilt morality and sense of justice- Ed saves baby

what are the massages coming from Ben Drew? 
What leads people to make theses choices?
Bright costumes- adults face Jake to wear black stripped of innocence.
It is adults that destroy the future for these children.
it is the system which fails these people. what choice do they have?

Throughout the years

Britain through the years ...

50's
adverts very racist and sexist.
experimental fashion

60's
swinging 60's
optimistic era
civil rights protest
Martin Luther king 1963
man on the moon
jfk assassination
hippie
teens had more free time
tv and magazines aimed at the teens
the Beatles
the Rolling Stones
teens had more money
James Bond films were popular
mini skirts - invented by British designer
troll dolls
go-go boots
tie-dye tops
lava lamps
mods- affluent post war Britain
beginning of the media talking about brawls although it was only minority
qaudrophilia trailer

70's
the Beatles break up
uk currency charges to pounds
Bloody Sunday
enter the eu
mobile phones 1973
1977 evils presley found dead
1977 apple make their fist computer
David bowie
Micheal Jackson
the eagles
Star Wars
jaws
grease
rocky
bohemian spirit
roller-skating and disco
mums joined work force
teens had more freedom
women empowerment
dads army
black power movement
black is beautiful movement
hippies
feminism
heavy metal
punk rock

80's
Margaret thatcher becomes prime minister
John lennon assassination
HIV discovered
birth of prince William
British coal mine struck
Ethiopian famine death toll reach 1 million
charles and lianas wedding
MTV was born
fist case of AIDS reported.
 IRA bombs strike conservative conference in Brighton.
titanic wreck discovered
new coke recipe
Margaret thatcher elected for the 3rd time
end of Cold War
fax fur created to prevent animal slaughter.
aids test developed
charts dominated by pop artists
queen
madonna
prince
the cure
wham
Micheal Jackson
girls just wanna have fun- cyndi Lauper
Annie
indiana jones
eastenders
coronation street
only fools and horses
latch key kid

90's
tamagotchi
rave culture
ecstasy culture
four weddings and a funeral
pulp fiction
comedy shows
have I got news for you
skirts over trousers
slip dresses
boys bleached the ends of their hair
kate moss
Budweiser advert Wass upp
spice girls
nelson Mandela freed
world trade centre bomb
princess Diana killed in car accident.
bill Clinton impeached
the gulf war began
first sheep cloned

2000's