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Webbyness
Webbyness is my term for what makes a drama appropriate for the web rather than tele. A lot of web drama is not webby, it emulates the dominant medium – American TV – and is in effect an inferior imitation. I'm interested in web drama for its webbyness. This comes in many forms:
1.Interactivity. Meaning the user can choose pathways through the narrative. This is rarer than it should be as web drama has become fundamentally linear. Examples are Wannabes, or Online… Continue
1.Interactivity. Meaning the user can choose pathways through the narrative. This is rarer than it should be as web drama has become fundamentally linear. Examples are Wannabes, or Online… Continue
Added by Rik Lander on November 3, 2009 at 22:00 — No Comments
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