Written Analysis III

Webcam the Hero and Celebrity

            The hero and celebrity status of the webcam is a technological power of supreme superiority of advancement that has proven to be a top trans communicational view of today.  Webcam is a current popular culture of what is wanted for that which we value and see as a role model of technology that has proven itself by hero and celebrity status. 

            In Germany at a beach tourist spot “via a beach webcam became an unlikely hero” stated Jennifer Van Grove of Social Media (2010, p.1).  A woman was using the “St Peter-Ording’s local tourism board” spotted a stranded man on ice, and then alerted attention to authorities until the stranded man was rescued (p. 1).  The power of technology of the webcam gave a view to become a hero to show the superiority of trans communication that webcam has for on-time-live viewing. 

            Webcam takes notice by a website title to an article by Tech Celebrity (2013) called Mount Everest webcam is world’s highest.  “The solar-powered webcam” was placed on Mount Everest for research at “The Kala Patthar location” set for views that gives a 360 viewpoint (p. 1).  Views are gathered to be inspected before given to Italy for evaluation.  Webcams technology for scenic views gained attention for celebrity status. 

            The hero and celebrity status of webcam has historically been proven that live views of trans communications are held to a hierarchy of value and a model of technology advancement that people keep for a value that’s needed.  I see webcam as a hero and celebrity that will continue on to the future for advancements of a positive need that can role model trans communications for the future.  

Reference 

Tech celebrity (2011, September 30).  Mount Everest webcam is world’s highest, (p. 1).

      Retrieved December 9, 2013 from http://www.technseceleb.blogspot.com/2011/09/

      Mount-everest-webcam-is-worlds-highest.html

Van Grove, J.  (2010, February 4).  Social Media.  Beach Webcam Helps Save Tourist’s Life,

      (p. 1).  Retrieved December 9, 2013 from http://www.mashable.com/2010/02/04/st-

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