“Vidding” documentaries (2008) Vidding (2008) is a series of six short documentaries produced by the Organization for Transformative Works for inclusion in the Learning Library of MIT’s New Media Literacies project. These films are part of a larger group of
[META] OTW Fanvidding series, part 4: Tech and Tools
OTW Fanvidding series, part 4: Tech and Tools
[META] OTW Fanvidding series, part 3: Why We Vid
OTW Fanvidding series, part 3: Why We Vid
[META] OTW Fanvidding series, part 2: Collaboration and Community
OTW Fanvidding Community
[META] OTW Fanvidding series, part 1: What is Vidding?
OTW Fanvidding series: What is Vidding?
[META] Can Fandom Change Society? (by PBSoffbook)
Can Fandom Change Society? (by PBSoffbook) Before the mass media, people actively engaged with culture through storytelling and expanding well-known tales. Modern fan culture connects to this historical tradition, and has become a force that challenges social norms and accepted
[LINK] How to Cite Fan Works In Academic Contexts
http://transformativeworks.org/projects/how-to-cite-fan-works Tips on how to cite fanworks accurately and respect fannish privacy while doing so. Developed by Karen Hellekson, editor of Transformative Works and Cultures.
[LINK] UC Riverside libraries fanzines collections
http://library.ucr.edu/?view=collections/spcol/fanzines.html Three zine collections from science fiction fans, searchable online.
[META] Vidding documentary by Abigail Christensen
Crosspost: http://fanhackers.tumblr.com/post/41439314389/vidding-documentary-by-abigail-christensen
[LINK] Legal analysis bibliography on Fanlore
http://fanlore.org/wiki/Legal_Analysis There have been a number of articles in law reviews and legal publications addressing various fanwork-related issues, beginning with fan fiction and gradually expanding to other fanworks. This is a bibliography, with links to the full articles where available,