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March 14, 2007
If You Attended Our Session at South By Southwest...On Monday, danah boyd and I had a conversation in front of a packed room at South By Southwest in Austin about youth, participatory culture, the politics of fear, wikipedia, Second Life, YouTube, and a range of other topics which will be familiar to those of you who regularly read this blog. Since we are seeing an influx of first time readers about now, I figured I would provide a key to some of the blog posts which touch on issues that cropped up during the session -- a kind of one stop shopping to the best of Henry Jenkins (or at least some of the better posts I've made since this blog launched last June.) On YouTube and User-generated Content Taking the You Out of YouTube? Astroturf, Humbugs and Lonely Girls
On Second Life Should I Cornrow My Beard? (About my appearance with Global Kids) On New Media and Democracy From Participatory Culture to Participatory Democracy Part One Part Two National Politics in Game Worlds: The Case of China On the Future of Education on New Media Literacies White Paper for MacArthur Initiative The Only Thing We Have to Fear... MySpace and the Participation Gap Joint Interview with danah boyd on Fans and Intellectual Property The Magic of Back Story: The Mainstreaming of Fan Culture In Yoyogi Park (on fans and globalization) Fan Fiction as Critical Commentary My Secret Life as a Slasher So What Happened to Star Wars Galaxies? On Wikipedia and Collective Intelligence
5 CommentsHenry Jenkins is the co-founder of the MIT Comparative Media Studies Program. 
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You should add the post "Experimenting with Brands in Second Life" as it provides a nicely objective introductory overview of Second Life.
I liveblogged your conversation with Danah on lj, here. It's a mostly-full transcript of what both of you said. Thanks again to both of you -- it was a terrific conversation on which to listen in.
I was really happy to see that you had a SXSW session, and you completely stole the show, in my opinion. Very helpful starting point for exploring a lot of your work, and applying it to my job (interactive marketing). Thanks.
Whoops! Looks like I mis-copied the url of the transcript of your presentation. Sorry about that.
The liveblogged presentation is here: http://kassrachel.livejournal.com/470109.html
I also liveblogged your presentation. I thought it was fantastic and we spoke for a few minutes after about how we should be teaching parents to interact with their online students. Here is my liveblog post: http://www.21apples.org/articles/2007/03/12/sxswi-convergence-culture-a-conversation-with-henry-jenkins