This is an article from Project Muse. It talks about the sincerity of authorship in blogs. It relates the idea of a diary to a blog, and views blogging in a very personal sense. Considering the personal value of a blog, you can understand how authorship on blogging sites (TFLN), would fall under this umbrella of something not being considered plagiarized. This will benefit me greatly in writing my paper because I am mainly speaking about authorship in relation to anonymity, and the sites I am reviewing deal with some aspect of blogging.

This article is from JSTOR, it is written by M.Mayer and J.E. Till. It is an article explaining how many problems encountered on the Internet will be unmmanageable.Some of these problems include authorship, blank websites, and how the global network has pros and cons. The article is written from a scientific point of view, so it deals less with opinion and more with research based ideas. This will benefit my project because I can use some of these ideas on multimedia writing, and the Internet in general to support my theory on authorship.

This is the wiki site for Urban Dictionary, it tells who created it, and more about what the site includes. There was also a book deal that was created from the site. It tells step by step how the site works for new users.

This website explains how Pandora radio actually works. This site will help me in making comparisons between the "original" idea for radio vs. our multimedia version.

This is an article about how the website TFLN is being turned into a TV series. This willhelp to support my ideas on profit and authorship in media.

This Wiki page gives a greater insight into the term multimedia. It talks about what falls into the category for multimedia, the history of the term, characterisitics, research, and which creative industries make use of multimedia. It gives a good look at the purpose, and allows areas to question which can bring up topics about authorship.

This article from Wikipedia simply defines authorship i a collaborative process. It gives a perspective from an academic point, as well as in an artistic sense. There is a lot of collaborative processes that go on in media or writing today.

Funny sayings people have read/written in bathrooms.

This is a dictionary of slang terms. Anyone can visit the site and add a definiton to the dictionary. The definition is accompanied by an example of the word used in context.

This website is made up of a text messages that people post. Anyone can post or read them, and the texts include something funny, disgusting, or entertaining that happened the night before.

This website allows DJ's to remix versions of songs from various artists and place them together under one playlist. Visitors to the site can then commen on the mixtape, as well as listen/download it.

Twitter is a website that works just like a blog. It allows you to post a picture and information about yourself. The site itself is simply posting your "status" for the day or week, and allowing other people to comment on it.

A website that creates a radio station based on the sounds of an artist you like.

You tube is a website where you can find uploaded videos ranging anywhere from concerts, music videos, tv shows, movies, and public uploads.

This website is about funny or horrible experiences people have had that they share with anyone who views the site.

This website is the weather channel online. It gives hourly,weekly, monthly weather according to locations. Also, this website branches out into aspects of ourlife affected by wather such as driving, health, outdoor activities, sports, etc..

This is webpage that showcases popular recipes, tv chefs, cooking tools, diet fads, and seasonal cooking ideas.