Jožin z bažin and archaeological function of YouTube
Marcin Wilkowski, 18.01,2008
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~Hilda , 22.01.2008 22:16 (#)
Answerring the question: I think we, users, make the history. History is mostly a box of memories, micro-histories as well as individual experience forming collective framework. So Youtube can be a sort of visual tribune for those who don’t know, would know better or upload some sources to inform (or to persuade, like on this video for example:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=LkKyJWGoEts)
~Maciek Rynarzewski , 29.02.2008 12:13 (#)
Both movies you presented are great but struggle against collorado beetle is one of my favourites. Sooooo funny and sad in the same time…:/
About educational possibilities of YouTube. Hmmmm. First of all who knows what will happen to YouTube in few years. Now it’s still on the edge of crime… Will it survive battle against copyrigts owners..? We’ll see. I hope that it will, and CC licence will go popular, and every uncommercial use will be allowed. Youtube is great for cultural research but for historical I prefer more specialized sites (which are still only few but it’s getting beter everyyear) I dream about Internet (it don’t have to be even completely free) access to complete archives of Polish TV, Radio and Archive of Mechanical Documentation