ExeForm Web Media Academy
ExeForm is an independent non-profit organization whose membership is comprised of leaders in the field of web television, web video and the digital entertainment industry.
ExeForm Web Media Academy members plays an important role in guiding the future of this emerging medium.
With over 8 years of experience and thousands of hours of streaming digital content, through its cross over iptv architecture ExeForm Web Media Academy represents a main player in the action of dissemination the results of the project means
The disclosure of ExeForm's web media communication knowledge is the next step of the convergence stage, where professionals, content providers and leaders of the web media industry share their experience and vision to face the next challenge:
As an ExeForm Web Media Member, you can expect to benefit from our new Digital Aggregator Content Architecture and the online technical training programs designed to support you in this new emerging web tv business marketplace.
The convergence of the digital web media value chain world-wide process not only technology, being a bottom up process it is first of based on the human factor.
Dissemination can, therefore, be seen as the means by which research results are presented and made known and accessible to a broad public and/or to specific research communities (i.e. websites, journals, conferences etc).
ExeForm Web Channel is always looking for new members.
We would like to invite you and your organization to become a part of our exciting web media academy !
ExeForm Web Media Academy enhances the concepts of
The McLuhan Program - University of Toronto - Canada
The McLuhan Program's mandate is to encourage understanding of the effects of technology on culture and society from theoretical and practical perspectives, and thus to continue the ground-breaking work initiated by Marshall McLuhan. The McLuhan Program in Culture and Technology has a main primary objective:
To promote and extend the investigations of the "Toronto School of Communications" initiated by Harold Innis, Eric Havelock and Marshall McLuhan. Traditionally, the McLuhan Program primarily concentrated on the effects of information and communication technologies. Today, with the enormous changes affecting all aspects of human endeavour, the Program aims to use McLuhan-inspired thinking and perception tools to investigate the effects of new human processes on culture and society.
You will learn about digital media content and technology - and how computer science plays a part in interactive media productions now and in the future. You will also learn how you can use technological advances within science when you produce interactive digital content that do not hesitate to involve the user and viewer.
Furthermore, you will develop an insight into creative processes, and the thoughts that precede media productions and take place after.
If you belong to content providers, leaders of the web tv industry, academic institutions or organizations who have experienced teams and qualified professionals developing and teaching all of the web tv communication technologies placing strong emphasis on the emerging web tv marketplace, the real-world experience, web tv broadcasting and digital media you maybe will be interested in joining ?
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