Down and Out In The #Content Factory ft. Luke Bailey
Added 2021-10-05 08:42:31 +0000 UTCOn this week's episode we're joined by Luke Bailey (@imbadatlife) , co-host of The Content Mines podcast and someone who actually has a "day job". We talk about our experiences working in several #content factories, as we ask ourselves - what *is* content, actually? At a time when everything from news and art, to games and entertainment, are organised through platforms, is a better term needed to differentiate creative output in digital space? And, crucially, how is human communication affected by the abundance of content, optimised specifically to please Mark Zuckerberg?
On this episode, we also talk about Scottish Twitter, and the era of posting in 2010-15 where some poster's communities were still niche, fun and hard to replicate. Remember when Twitter was 'ard? Can't have it these days thanks to the Woke Left!
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Comments
loved this, enjoy Luke's insight and am keen for the next discussion
oranjest1
2021-10-06 04:22:32 +0000 UTCyou're probably already across this but the sad thing about the offhanded reference to Australian media wanting to seperate from Facebook is that they're doing it so that they can do poster-brainwashing and reactionary disinformation to us without deferring to Facebook and Google, and/or get paid by them for it and both our top boomer-brained parties fucking love it addition: Luke mostly addresses the idea of them wanting to be paid straight afterward though the Aus media doesn't seem too invested in creating "less chaotic" news circulation if they had their wish
oranjest1
2021-10-06 04:12:20 +0000 UTCDisappointed you didn’t resurrect the user formerly known as Jamie Ross for this ep
leem
2021-10-05 11:16:30 +0000 UTC
