Sentence examples for online narrative from inspiring English sources

Jill Walker, a specialist in interactive and online narrative, based at the University of Bergen in Norway http://huminf.uib.no/~jill, says many writers see blogs as a natural way to update/extend the traditional fictional diary (eg Bridget Jones's Diary).

To help counter the protesters' successful online narrative, pro-government supporters in Syria have created Facebook pages, Twitter accounts and YouTube channels to disseminate pro-regime messages on pages in Syria and around the world, including pages run by the White House and Oprah.

On 3 September, the Columbia Journalism Review took note of the allegations, describing "how shoddy information can quickly become an online narrative".

Should we not also have the ability to reduce those embarrassing moments and be granted permission to reinvent our own online narrative?

We reinforce it for ourselves, in real-time, huddled around our laptops, crafting an online narrative of The Best Four Years Of Our Lives.

This sprawling online narrative, designed in collaboration with LUSTlab, calls to mind the recent internet rabbit hole that was Adult Swim's This House Has People in It.

The breakaway hit of this year's online narratives, from the folks at This American Life and Serial, Brian Reed's multi-year odyssey through the labyrinthine hedge maze that was the mind of McLemore and his, shall we say, conflicted relationship to his hometown of Woodstock, Alabama, has spawned zillions of think pieces and transfixed the NPR crowd.

And it lent itself perfectly to creating a highly accessible and authentic online communications narrative.

Showreel (2009) runs about 20 minutes long, and it came about after van den Dorpel invited people to upload him more than 5000 pictures, creating a kind of an online visual narrative.

On September 12 and 13, Loop 60hz: Transmissions From The Drone Orchestra, Cale and Young's "immersive live music and drone performance," will take center stage at the Barbican Theatre whilst City of Drones provides its online visual narrative. .

The paper reports on a study of applying the SUCoD resources in an educational setting to explore its usability in two accounts: presenting urban site investigations as online urban narratives and the development of 3D schematic urban proposals.