For writers and artists generally - or anyone involved in cultural
content - the big issue seems to me to be the ever-increasing divide
that the web has brought so much into focus between monolithic
professional producers of nationally or internationally branded content
and small-scale local amateur DIY makers of content-making platforms,
tool and services. These two groups of people offer very different and
partially conflicting views of what the web is for, who’s in charge of
it and what kind of content should be distributed on it.
Really?! Did I say that?. Hmmm. You find the rest of the interview here.
LINKS
A MOMENT OF MADNESS fusing compelling theatre with the excitement of real-time gameplay (in a car park)
CURIOUSLY SPECIFIC Podcast about tracking down dates and locations in great works of fiction.
FOOTBALLERS UNITED Experimental online documentary-drama for the BBC about the fate of football and footballers in WW1
IN SEARCH OF OLDTON Tim's collaborative story about a disappeared town on the Web, on radio, on playing cards.
KIDMAPPED! Mapping out R L Stevenson's Kidnapped by walking across Scotland 26th June - 24th August 2009.