[arg_discuss] PM-created listservs

[Christy Dena]

I was going to do a blog post about that point actually! '360 content' is a
term the BBC have been using since the mid 1990s to describe
'cross-platform' projects. They've been commissioning 'Content 360' stuff
for a while:

http://www.milia.com/App/homepage.cfm?appname=100472&moduleID=410&LinkID=210
24&locparam=search&MasterChildList=100472&K_ST_ID=6575

I found it interesting that NBC used '360' and 'Experience' (as in 'The Lost
Experience' and the whole 'experience' meme) to describe it. Both good
descriptors for those external to the concept, but also two terms that have
been employed in the existing broadcast realm. It indicates (to me) that
they're just looking at each other for ideas, rather than looking beyond...

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Sent: Monday, 29 January 2007 1:38 PM
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Subject: Re: [arg_discuss] PM-created listservs

I've just noticed the 'Heroes 360 Experience' (another meme to watch - 
the 360 term) has implemented a wiki for their project.

http://www.nbc.com/Heroes/360/
http://www.nbc.com/Heroes/wiki/

Great to catch up on reading this list!
Evan

Christy Dena wrote:

> np Dee :)

>

> Oh, I just realized too. I don't have any PM-created wikis for gameplay

> either. I have PM-created gameplay resources in media types such as blogs,

> forums, webpages and podcasts but not wikis or listservs. Any examples of

> these, or indeed informed or hypothetical reasons why they do not exist,

> would be appreciated.  

>   

>

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