Daily life is connected life. In this episode we explore how networked individualism offers expanded opportunities for learning, problem solving, decision making and personal interaction with Lee Rainie, Director of the Pew Research Center's In

006: News Now

Sep 10th, 2012 22m 52s

Kate Dubinski is a multi-media journalist with the London Free Press. In this episode we explore how the web has altered the news business and how journalists and citizens re-think new ways to produce and consume society's most sought after inf

005 Making is Connecting

Aug 16th, 2012 25m 24s

David Gauntlett is Professor of Media and Communications, and Co-Director of the Communication and Media Research Institute at the University of Westminster. The institute is officially ranked as the leading centre of media and communications r

Webidemic 004 Citizen Engagement

Jun 13th, 2012 31m 7s

Jeff & Mike talk citizen engagement in a connected world. How can social technologies usher in an age of participation? Especially in municipal politics. We talk to some smart people using the web to enhance their lives and Jeff sits down with

Webidemic 003: Mobile Madness Part 1

May 12th, 2012 13m 34s

In part 1 of mobile madness, Mike & Jeff explore how the mobile space represents truly uncharted innovation in digital media as consumers all over the world retire other forms of communication and content consumption for largely mobile options.

002-Our Online Interconnectedness

Apr 25th, 2012 6m 27s

Jeff and Mike rant about the state of local politics in relation to the web. Jeff goes into the field and talks to some smart people about how they think the web is changing how we connect with politicians and with each other.

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