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Inglés para profesionales de la comunicación IWhy should I?The BBC intends to tell the story of the web in four one-hour programmes on BBC Two.This story will reach a wide audience, an audience who may not necessarily havethought very deeply about this modern phenomenon beyond email and YouTube. We'retelling the story and we want to get it right. It's a unique opportunity for collaborationbetween the production and the web; how much you engage with this process is up toyou.What do you want from us?Stories.Stories of the web's development and the phenomenal changes it has brought to theworld. If Jay Rosen is right in the video below, and the web is people - peopleconnected by computers, then to find out anything about the web we need to engagewith people to tell its stories.Once again, we're back with you.The content on this blog is meant to open up debate - debate with you. Tell us wherewe're getting it right about the big issues, and - more importantly - tell us when youthink we're wrong.But, let's remember to play nice! We're all learning here, and if you feel you havesomething you'd like to add, please resist the temptation to shoot us down with a hail offlaming invective (and we'll resist the urge to become hurt, defensive and pouty).Our ideas aren't fully formed but are in progress and we would love constructivefeedback from you, including examples, stories, pictures, links, videos, tweets andillustrations that you think would make the point better.How can I get involved?This blog is the hub of our activities, and the best place to comment and shareinformation, but we're also across a number of platforms. We're on Twitter as@BBCDigRev. We're sharing our online research on delicious.<strong>UNIT</strong> 3 – + Information
Inglés para profesionales de la comunicación IThere are also activities across the web answering the question 'The web is...?' includingYouTube/thewebis and a The Web is Flickr group.What's the process?The production has several stages; likewise the shape of our interactivity will takedifferent forms as we progress.1 - Pre-productionWe've been in early development for some time, but as of 10th July the productionlaunches proper. The director and production team for programme one start Monday13 July, and from that point onwards we will be blogging the production's current storyand thinking. We'll also feature guest bloggers, who we hope will stir things up, addanother angle to the debate, get us all thinking harder.At this stage, your input, your comments, and your links will be read by the productionteam and will shape the direction the story takes. And everything will be part of ouronline interactive documentary that launches alongside programme transmission.2- FilmingOnce the production teams are in the field there will be less debate around scripts andstories, as the business of collecting the content will be led by the scripts written earlierin the process. The team will be on location and will be sharing their discoveries andsending back their rushes, which will be placed onto the blog asap to give you the fasttrack line to our interviews as they are recorded. We'll also be on twitter from locations,asking for anything from extra questions for our contributors, to the best spots to get agood shot of Silicon Valley, to where to lay our lips upon the life-giving froth of the bestcappuccino in town.3 - The editCome November the majority of the material for the programmes will have beencollected and the serious business of editing the many hours of footage into cohesiveone hour pieces begins. At this point, we'll be inviting you to comment on the directionwe're taking and also to have a full and frank discussion about the series title.<strong>UNIT</strong> 3 – + Information
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