Tag Archives: fansubbing

Fansubs: The New Wave

Posted on 13 May 2009 by Alex Leavitt

Scene from BECK: Mongolian Chop Squad, episode 1 TED.com officially announced today a project that will crowdsource translations of every TED video in more than forty of the world’s most-vocalized languages. The splash page is viewable here. The video above … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged anime news network, beck, blaise aguera y arcas, Blogroll: Anime, copyright, crunchyroll, ethan zuckerman, fansubbing, global media, industry, japanese, media in transition, mit, open video conference, otakon, photosynth, research, social translation, subtitles, ted, transcript, translation, twitter, vu nguyen, youtomb | 1 Comment

2B2P.2 – Otaku Are Dead, or Recursive Publics in the Hands of Other Geeks

Posted on 15 July 2008 by Alex Leavitt

Apologies for the unannounced blog vacation (my euphemized term for outright, down-to-earth, human, carnal, base, heart-felt, summer-induced indolence). The metal tick has kept on ticking, yet the physical tock never really kicked in, but that only means that I have … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged 2b2p, alex leavitt, animation, Blogroll: Anime, chris kelty, christina xu, connecticon, consumer culture, culture, daicon iii, daicon iv, diana kimball, disney, doujinshi, express, fandom, fansubbing, free culture, free software, geek, government, gundam, honey & clover, ideas, infrastructure, interview, japanophile, lawrence lessig, layers, makoto shinkai, mit, osamu tezuka, otaking, otaku, otaku no video, otaku2.com, panel, paul johnson, recursive public, recursive publics, remix, takashi murakami, tim hwang, topical spaces, toshio okada, two bits, voices of a distant star | 2 Comments

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