Tiffanny Junee

Introduction to Social Network Analysis

Tiffanny Junee

September 2, 2010

Thought Leadership

Why should brands bother with Twitter? This table says why | Social Media Today

Tiffanny Junee

September 2, 2010

Thought Leadership, Twitter

Academic Crush #1: Clay Shirky

Everywhere I go at the moment, I keep bumping into Clay Shirky. The man who could well be Tom Hanks’ long lost twin (close your eyes and listen, you’ll see what I mean) is arguably one of the most engaging new media theorists of our day. A real social media expert, who doesn’t use the…

Tiffanny Junee

September 1, 2010

Social Media, Thought Leadership

The internet, HTML: a Western invention?

In discussing Jacques Derrida’s theories on the process and impact of writing on texts, in the greater debate of textuality, I couldn’t help but be drawn into thoughts on production and consumption, more specifically, the production of the internet and the world wide web as western technologies. Chinese students generously sharing and taking the time…

Tiffanny Junee

September 1, 2010

Media, Social Media, Thought Leadership

Write, don’t just think

My brain travels at a thousand miles an hour. It always has. I read constantly, yet, writing critically is proving a lot more difficult than I think it should. I’ve decided to stop reading (momentarily) and see where that leads me…so far, so good :)

Tiffanny Junee

September 1, 2010

Communications

Dissertation: the process of not knowing enough yet…

Settling back into the adult world from academia is a process. Keeping a foothold in both the professional and the academic is a privilege, a pleasure (and an all consuming pain) I would recommend. Now that new specs enable faster, more fluid consumption of texts, the momentum of my research and processing of inter-related concepts,…

Tiffanny Junee

August 31, 2010

Thought Leadership

Writing The Screenplay

Although I don’t necessarily agree with Tudor Gates’ ‘this is my screenplay and I’ll write as much direction as I want to’ approach, in his book Scenario, he poses six kinds of questions that a screenwriter should ask themselves during the writing process. I have found these monumentally helpful in maintaining a concentrated focus on…

Tiffanny Junee

August 30, 2010

Screenwritng

1995 – The dawning of a new corporate media/organised sports relationship in Australia

In 1995 two things happened: the amateur sport of rugby union officially turned professional and the world wide web was born for broader public consumption. In the southern hemisphere, the rugby union governing bodies of Australia, New Zealand and South Africa, formed the business collective, SANZAR self-appointed administers of a new international provincial competition known…

Tiffanny Junee

August 26, 2010

The Business of Sport

What is Media?

Twenty-first century media is global, social, ubiquitous and cheap and has transferred to an amateur media environment where the ‘audience’ are now full participants (Clay Shirky, 2010). What Shirky is describing is a move away from traditional media and communications practice, that was structured around the principle of control. Traditionally, key corporate messages were distributed from business…

Tiffanny Junee

August 25, 2010

Social Media, Thought Leadership