Articles Marqués ‘convergence’

Le transmedia et le linéaire, la TV et Internet

Par Nicolas Bry • 4 Mar, 2010 • Catégorie: Technologies and Communauty 2.0, Uses

Voici quelques prédictions intéressantes sur 2010 réalisées par le cabinet Deloitte (Deloitte Media Predictions 2010)
Premier enseignement : la consommation linéaire à la télévision restera largement majoritaire par rapport à la consommation délinéarisée (20 à 30 heures par semaine vs 90′ à 2 heures) ; le contenu on-demand sur Internet est susceptible d’ailleurs d’augmenter la consommation [...]



Cultural convergence Partie 3

Par David Peyron • 26 Jan, 2010 • Catégorie: Uses

Third part: Transmedia and cross media
We can make a very similar criticism of another one of today’s very fashionable expressions: “cross media”. This describes the links between media that allow us to follow the universes in a multimedia way. This is what Jenkins calls “world making” in the domain of fiction. This notion is even [...]



Cultural convergence Part 2

Par David Peyron • 19 Jan, 2010 • Catégorie: Uses

Second part: Transmedia and declension
Other concepts are used to define this phenomenon, but to my knowledge, they only render its meaning partially. Some therefore talk about intermediality, such as Stefanelli and Maigret for example. They analyze the growing link between some television series such as Lost and Heroes and comic books as a proof of [...]



Cultural convergence

Par David Peyron • 16 Dec, 2009 • Catégorie: Transmedias storytelling, Uses

First part: Transmedia and the creation of universes
Here, I will present the process of cultural convergence, a concept created by the American researcher Henry Jenkins, its consequences on the cultural industry and more particularly how it applies to the field of videogames.
First, let’s start with a definition of the concept. Cultural convergence is a process [...]