It was a time when, despite finite budgets and smaller audiences, collaboration with major figures such as Nolan was viewed as a coup rather than a risk.
The Guardian's Audience department, in collaboration with GuardianMedia, won the 'Research and Insight Project' award for their planning tool Audiences not Platforms.
Having a complementary audience made the collaboration, Univision's first, easier, Mr. Rendon said, adding that "we wouldn't have been able to do this on our own," given the costs and reporting involved.
Since September 11th, her views have had a receptive audience, but the collaboration with Theo van Gogh — the combination of her rage and his desire to offend — was bound to be particularly explosive.
The networkedness of it gives new ideas the chance to find an audience and encourages collaboration, and for individual bloggers creates some of the intimacy of old print fanzine networks, where you knew a lot of your audience.
They are plays that ask for the audience's close collaboration in making believe as the performers go through their transformations, from being actors offstage to characters onstage in "Life," and through the last decades of one elderly Southern woman and her chauffeur in "Driving Miss Daisy".
While most of surveyed teachers agree that students can now share their work with a wider audience, increase peer collaboration and encourage creativity and expression, it isn't all good news.
Miami-based, French-born Gervais, without a hit track since his Grammy win in early 2014, can now reach a whole new audience through this collaboration, and possibly a new level of success.
The simultaneous presence of multiple attending physicians (both as instructors and auditors amongst the audience) facilitated MDT collaboration, contributing to the uniqueness of the educational intervention.
In a news environment where resources are dwindling and audiences are fragmented, collaboration is an important part of the future of journalism.
