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The current state of interactive documentaries

Awards, festivals, prominent industry players, clubs... over the past ten years or so, the interactive documentary has really come into its own. But has the "webdoc" established itself beyond the circle of professionals and other industry insiders as an independent genre?

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USA: online support for marriage equality
27/03/2013 - WEBNEWS

USA: online support for marriage equality

Today on the net, campaigning in favour of marriage equality in the US is well underway online. Twin sisters separated at birth find each other through Facebook. And a Ukrainian stuntman shares some breathtaking shots of his death defying deeds.
Tunisian bloggers refuse IMF loan
26/03/2013 - WEBNEWS

Tunisian bloggers refuse IMF loan

Bloggers in Tunisia express opposition to a potential IMF loan. Spanish web users criticize YouTube’s decision to remove bullfighting videos. And Twitter celebrates its 7th birthday.
Independent UK booksellers fight Amazon
25/03/2013 - WEBNEWS

Independent UK booksellers fight Amazon

Independent booksellers in the UK launch a challenge to Amazon. China’s new First Lady becomes an instant internet sensation. And thanks to Google Docs, budding authors can now collaborate with the likes of Shakespeare.
Feminist activist gone missing in Tunisia
25/03/2013 - WEBNEWS

Feminist activist gone missing in Tunisia

Today on the net, an activist from the Tunisian branch of feminist group Femen is missing; the ongoing Twitter spat between the mayor of Ankara and a Turkish hacker group; And the FBI turns to the Internet in search of artworks stolen over 23 years ago.
Crowdfunding, a solution for entrepreneurs?
23/03/2013 - WEBNEWS BO

Crowdfunding, a solution for entrepreneurs?

Originally geared towards cultural projects, crowdfunding is becoming so popular, that a growing number of entrepreneurs are now also looking into social funding as a possible source of investment.

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