Just keep tweeting – Part 3

JESSICA RADIC

Continuing on from my previous comments starting week one for BCM325, I continued on my process to curate tweets about weekly film showings, as with Part 1, I shall collate some of my tweets by the weeks, and the second part shall be my reflection.

If you would like to see all my tweets, or follow me I’m @Jessica_Radic.

TWEETS:

Week Eight: IRobot (2004)

#bcm325 when you see IRobot has a young will smith pic.twitter.com/m7kLkmdYZy
— Jessica🐻 (@Jessica_Radic) May 1, 2019

Sometimes I forget that in 2000s, the placement of advertising was a very blatant in media, a product of time was products very obvious for selling, in recent media, advertising is at its peak in all media #bcm325 pic.twitter.com/LGADTJKf7d
— Jessica🐻 (@Jessica_Radic) May 1, 2019

I think its because if robots are human, they are able to relate to us, be able to feel who we are, but…

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Just keep tweeting – Part 3

TWEETS:

Week Eight: IRobot (2004)

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"Lines of light ranged in the nonspace of the mind, clusters and constellations of data." Neuromancer (@GreatDismal) .

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Week Eight: IRobot (2004)

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"Lines of light ranged in the nonspace of the mind, clusters and constellations of data." Neuromancer (@GreatDismal) .