What is Democratization of the Media

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This term refers to the philosophical emphasis of new media. Based on the fact that “big corporations” do not own the podcasting “air waves” (the Internet), the phrase represents freedom of access, voice, and opinion. In podcasting, inexpensive hardware, software and Internet space can allow anybody to be a “broadcaster.” The major constraints in audio and video podcast production are only having sufficient time to create, record, and edit podcasts. Learn more in: Digital Media: Opportunities for Voice and Empowerment in Adult Learning

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Refers to the fact that “big corporations” do not own the podcasting “air waves” (sic). In podcasting, inexpensive hardware, software and Internet space can make anybody a broadcaster. Sufficient time to create, record and edit podcasts are the major constraints in audio and video podcast production. Learn more in: Podcasting as Mobile Learning

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Refers to the fact that “big corporations” do not own the podcasting “air waves” (sic). In podcasting, inexpensive hardware, software and Internet space can make anybody a broadcaster. Sufficient time to create, record and edit podcasts is the major constraint in audio and video podcast production. Learn more in: Podcasting as Mobile Learning