Projects
Shall We PLAY?
Sunday, December 2, 2012
Design Elements of Transmedia Branding
Thursday, January 31, 2013
Other Projects
Open Source Software
Open source projects at AIL: One way we foster collaboration both within the lab and with other institutions is through open source software, software that is free and released under a license that allows it to be modified and shared. We generally share code through google code and Bit Bucket for large projects and Github for personal projects.
Project Lead: Abe KazemzadehInterested in Joining? Contact: kazemzad@usc.edu
Online Advertising Transparency Report
Large Pirate sites distribute illegal content and continue to steal trademarked, copyrighted content and siphon millions of dollars away from the creative community, making it much harder for artists to make a living. We do not believe that government regulation alone is the answer to the Piracy problem, but rather that the self-regulation of major sectors like the online advertising industry could make it harder for the “Kim Dotcom’s” of the world to unfairly exploit artists. We look forward to working with advertising agencies and networks in the coming months to address this issue.
Project Lead: Jonathan TaplinInterested in Joining? Contact: jtaplin@usc.edu
Movie Sentiment
This project aims to understand and analyze how people tweet about movies, and use this knowledge to improve the use of social media in the movie business.
Project Lead: Abe KazemzadehInterested in Joining? Contact: kazemzad@usc.edu
T is for Transmedia
In recent years, transmedia has come into the spotlight among those creating and using media and technology for children. We believe that transmedia has the potential to be a valuable tool for expanded learning that addresses some of the challenges facing children growing up in the digital age.
Project Lead: Meryl AlperInterested in Joining? Contact: malper@usc.edu
Leimert Park Phone Company
Think of this as a 5-week experiment at the cutting edge of transmedia, hack-a-thons, and neighborhood storytelling. Each design team of 3-5 people will tackle a amazing design that mixes tech, culture and creativity.
Project Lead: François BarInterested in Joining? Contact: fbar@usc.edu
ParTour
ParTour is a new way to advocate for a better Los Angeles -- using ordinary cell phones! We are bringing people together to take pictures, map what matters, and improve our city. Join our community of urban mappers, cell phone storytellers, and everyday photographers
Project Lead: François BarInterested in Joining? Contact: fbar@usc.edu
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