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110. Homemade Media

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Homemade Media
People outside the major spheres of power have little access to the tools and technologies of self-expression. Although this can be harmful to those people, others are deprived of enriching stories and perspectives. Homemade Media helps build employment skills. It also helps build confidence and self-esteem. And, capturing an image or conversation encourages reflection and introspection. Anybody with a story to tell could benefit from Homemade Media.Edit
Douglas SchulerEdit

Shortlisted images

• Spark-gap transmitter

• ... comments etc. ...
• ...

Proposed images

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  Gutenberg letter press

• Victor Grigas interviewing ...

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  Bushmen Rock Painting (Zimbabwe)

• Shooting Shot of 'Veena Vaadanam'

• Tin can telephone

• Radio
• Spark-gap transmitter

• homemade crystal radio

• Early crystal radio receiver built by a radio amateur in Belfast, Ireland

• "Cat's whisker" detector

• Crystal radio wiring pictorial

• Pocket radio

• Bayeux Tapestry (embroidery)
• William and Harold in Normandy

• The messengers with Guy

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  Battle of Hastings

1. Gutenberg letter press (Publishing and Letterpress printing) - as Doug suggests under Media Literacy above.
   • Perhaps something more colourful? - comment holds for this too.
   • Not really "home made" - Kim Tucker 23:26, 15 August 2012 (UTC)
2. Victor Grigas interviewing - Victor Grigas interviewing Dr. Sengai Podhuvan as part of the Wikimedia 2011 fundraising campaign.
3. Bushmen Rock Painting - see Rock art for more.
   • Better for "Indigenous Media" - Kim Tucker 21:58, 22 August 2012 (UTC)
4. Shooting Shot of 'Veena Vaadanam'
5. Tin can telephone

Crystal radio (etc):

1. Spark gap transmitter diagram - (Spark-gap transmitter)
2. homemade crystal radio
3. Early crystal radio receiver built by a radio amateur in Belfast, Ireland
4. "Cat's whisker" detector
5. Crystal radio wiring pictorial
6. Pocket radio

Bayeux Tapestry (embroidery):

1. William and Harold in Normandy
2. The messengers with Guy, with portrayal of medieval agriculture in the border
3. Battle of Hastings
4. Etc - Bayeux Tapestry