This is another article that explains remediation, understanding new media.

This is a cool (not free) website that you can make an awesome video resume with! Wish it was free.

This is a good article explaining the layout of a formal report.

Description of a formal report.

This is an article describing how to write a formal report. It shows the intro, outline and abstract guidelines.

This article explains how the video resume might not be so good because it may reveal "too much too soon" which is a valid point.

This website gives tips on how to act while on camera, what to wear, where to upload the video for the best outcome and how to promote it.

This is just a timeline of the inventors of photography, and I think it's relevant because if you look - everything is so spread apart. It took YEARS to do, and now with our computer technology, the iPhone comes out with a new model every 6 months!! New editions of cameras and computers are released regularly!

This is an article providing statistics on how new media is weighing out old, traditional forms of media in society. (2010) Twitter, youtube and blogging are taking over traditional press such as newspapers.

This article (full in PDF) is similar to Manovich in where he questions how new media no longer television, it's basically computers. And the differences between the old and new media.

This explains fair use in further detail. It also includes the "fair use four-factor test" where it lists what the courts consider when evaluating what is fair use of a copyright document.

Okay I know the title of this website is funny and maybe inappropriate but I really like the banner and I think it results in great  flow throughout the website. The banner is simple but aesthetically pleasing and to-the-point, and the same font is repeated throughout each recipe and the footer. 

I really like this blog. I think it has great flow through the list of categories on the right side, it's all very close together. Also, the beginning of each post and/or new topic is bold and pink - this makes it visually appealing and organized.

Well this is an example of BAD flow. There are so many things going on here that I can't get organized. All of the titles are bold throughout the page but very spread out, there is a grid but no flow or organization. On the far left there are categories but that is one small example of flow on the website. Otherwise, I think the NY Times website is too scattered and needs a more consistent flow.

This is a very advanced fashion wordpress blog that I feel like I have the ability to do if I had enough time and HTML/CSS knowledge. The 3 columns/grid make it easy to read.

This is a very advanced and personalized Wordpress-run site. I love how organized it looks, the alignment and balance is perfect ( to my eye)!

This is a wordpress.com hosted website and I love the layout of it and how much she personalized it. I would love to be able to work with HTML and more that CSS that wordpress offers to do this!

I think this website has a repetitive element again, because the TFS acronym is right next to the spelt out "The Fashion Spot" on the site.

I think ASU has a repetitive element on their website on the top left where it has the ASU acronym next to Arizona State University spelt out.

This website demonstrates repetition because it repeats the logo twice, right next to each other - just in different sizes.