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Interactive Storytelling of the Less-Virtual Variety

By Sherol Chen | Published: February 5, 2010

What do American Idol, lonelygirl15, and Invisible Children have in common? They were all instituted to function based off of mass audience interactions and they all deliver strong and dramatically-compelling narratives. The idea of interactive preexists video games and virtual worlds, and it’s alway refreshing to go back and examine new ways that interactivity plays out in [...]

Posted in Academics | Also tagged american idol, interactive drama, lonelygirl15 | 2 Comments

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