Tag: Metanomics

• Avatars, Audiences and Interactive Television

  

  This presentation was given at the 100th National Communication Association Conference in Chicago on November 21, 2014. This presentation reflects the work I have done with Pooky Amsterdam to understand the nature and potential of virtual world television as reported in the Journal of Virtual World Research. This presentation was awarded one of the Top […]

  CarrieLynn D. Reinhard

  November 22, 2014

  Audience/Reception Studies, Internet Studies, Virtual Worlds

  “television-as-content”, “television-as-technology”, access interactivity, avatars, communal, Community, content interactivity, Giant Snail Racing, Interactive television, interactivity, Metanomics, Relationships, Second Life, social interactivity, social media, Television, The 1st Question, Virtual worlds, Winky Dink

• Beyer Sellers: Dealing with Second Life

  There is a two-for-one today over at Virtual World Television, as we focus today on Beyer Sellers and the VWTV program Metanomics.  Learn more about the struggles of producing in Second Life from Beyer Sellers: Dealing with Second Life.

  CarrieLynn D. Reinhard

  June 14, 2013

  Virtual Worlds

  Beyer Sellers, Interactive television, Metanomics, Second Life, Television, virtual world television, Virtual worlds

• Virtual World Television: Case studies in the emergence of user-generated participatory television

  This post comes from our presentation at Web Science 2012 this past June in Evanston, Il.  We are in the process of preparing this study’s results for further conferences as well as a monograph. Introduction Along with producer Pooky Amsterdam of PookyMedia (whom I met producing earlier research [7]), we have begun a study to analyze […]

  CarrieLynn D. Reinhard

  August 31, 2012

  Virtual Worlds

  Inhabited Television, Metamix TV, Metanomics, Metaverse TV, Science Friday, Second Life, Television, The 1st Question, The Dating Casino, Time Travelers, Treet TV, User-generated content, Virtual worlds

• Virtual Worlds Television and Metanomics: Innovating or Remediating?

  I’ve been using this blog to deconstruct research I’ve done that are interesting vignettes of findings, but perhaps in need of a non-traditional method of publication.  In one such paper that I’ve been deconstructing,  I’ve already discussed the Ghost Hunters live special episodes for how they incorporated online technologies as well as the virtual living rooms created […]

  CarrieLynn D. Reinhard

  May 13, 2012

  Audience/Reception Studies, Industry Analysis Studies, Virtual Worlds

  CBS, chatbridge, constructive cacophony, content interactivity, Ghost Hunters, Ghost Hunters Live, Internet television, Ira Flatow, Metanomics, NBC, NPR, remediation, Robert Bloomfield, Sage Hall, Science Friday, Second Life, social interactivity, talk shows, Television, text chat, Virtual worlds