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| − | '''Remix Culture''' describes the appreciation and participation of remixed media. These can include remixed songs, which can have one or more originals, or remix videos, which fundamentally change the way the original content was intended. Popular examples of remix culture include The Shinning trailer remixed, and the Grey Album | + | '''Remix Culture''' describes the appreciation and participation of remixed media. A remix can be defined as taking one or more media and through the process of editing creating a new product. These can include remixed songs, which can have one or more originals, or remix videos, which fundamentally change the way the original content was intended. Popular examples of remix culture include The Shinning trailer remixed, and The Grey Album. |
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| + | *[http://youtube.com/watch?v=sfout_rgPSA The Shining Trailer] | ||
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| + | *[http://music.aol.com/album/the-grey-album/732746 The Grey Album] | ||
Revision as of 20:41, 16 April 2008
Remix Culture describes the appreciation and participation of remixed media. A remix can be defined as taking one or more media and through the process of editing creating a new product. These can include remixed songs, which can have one or more originals, or remix videos, which fundamentally change the way the original content was intended. Popular examples of remix culture include The Shinning trailer remixed, and The Grey Album.
