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10 NOVEMBER 2011
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Britain in a Day: record and upload your footage

"On Saturday 12th November, Ridley Scott and director Morgan Matthews invite you to record your day and be part of Britain in a Day. It's really easy to get involved! Just pick up a camera, shoot, then upload your footage here. You will be able to upload from 12 November to 21 November 2011."

(Ridley Scott and Morgan Matthews)

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12th November • 2011 • 24-hour • am cam • amateur camera • amateur video • authorship • Britain in a Day • celebration • chronology • collaboration • cultural heritage • daily life • day • day in the life • digital narcissism • documentary • footage • instantaneous • Life In A Day • moments • Morgan Matthews • ordering • participation • passage of time • record your day • Ridley Scott • sharing • simultaneous • social media • time • time of day • upload • upload your footage • user-generated content • video collage • virtual collaboration • worldwide community • your life in pictures • YouTube

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Simon Perkins
04 MAY 2011
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DailyBooth: a conversation about your life, through pictures

"DailyBooth is one big conversation about your life, through pictures. We're a community of self expression. We connect people to their friends in real-time through the use of pictures, exciting blurbs, and conversation starting picture comments."

(DailyBooth, Inc.)

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2.0 portals • activity • caption • commentary • confession • daily life • DailyBooth • digital narcissism • document and share • everyday • follow other users • live feed • live map • map • me in pictures • narcissism • photo • photoblogging • photoblogging website • public members • real-time stream • real-time updates • recent photos • social media • social-networking • teen • time • trivia • Twitter • user-generated content • Web 2.0 • your life in pictures

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Simon Perkins
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