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Articles tagged video games (10)

“Remember 98% of the time the people harassing you are not attempting to engage with your work in good faith.”
“It’s like a version of C-SPAN for a younger audience.”
As digital technology allows more and more of our lives as consumers to be framed as play, scoring points or competing with others, companies of all kinds have been incorporating games into their strategies.
A new report from the Tow Center for Digital Journalism examines the rise of games and quizzes in online media and how news organizations might take better advantage of them.
The magazine Superinteressante is among a number of Brazilian publishers who have reached new audiences by producing games on topics like drug trafficking and police investigations.
“Design is about people and life. It thrives on change and, as such, it is in continuous mutation.” Paola Antonelli
The new gaming site from Vox Media wants to emphasize engaging community and telling untold stories from the world of gaming.
The game designer and thinker says there are a number of parallels between the disruptions facing both industries.
Call it gamification, or just fun, but there’s journalistic value to blasting away ads, commenters, and Maureen Dowd.