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Few, if any, would argue that the internet has dramatically and permanently changed the publishing industry. As print publishers have scrambled to find ways to compete with and, ultimately, embrace the digital world, some are excelling through a combination of traditional and online options. Others, new to publishing, are operating in the online-only world, but everyone is dealing with the age-old problem of circulation building and audience development.
In the digital realm, online writers need to become rhetorically smart distributors as much as producers of discourse.
“The choice of distribution matters to the success of communication” -Porter
Don’t Limit Your Audiences-- Think About the Digital Space
”If I want a high degree of circulation, then it is important to understand the technological and rhetorical procedures for helping that document cycle in digital space. If I send that document as a Word file or PDF, I have already limited its circulation potential on the Internet.”
Porter see’s value in the Sophist term “kairos”. Taking advantage of the opportune moment to distrubute your message.
Neglecting delivery has led writing teachers to
equate the activity of composing with writing itself
and to miss altogether the complex delivery systems
through which writing circulates. By privileging
composing as the main site of instruction, the
teaching of writing ... has largely erased the cycle
that links the production, distribution, exchange,
and consumption of writing.
10 (Trimbur 189-190)
Circulation: Paper Flyer
Distribution: All of the Girls in Ms. B’s Homeroom
Digital distribution refers to rhetorical decisions about the mode of presenting in online situations
James Porter
Kairos has a lot to do with circulation and distribution. Porter gives an example of asking a friend to lunch. Would you email her if she doesn't read emails? No. There are appropriate ways in which you would ask a friend to lunch.
#distribution
We have to understand our audience in order to distribute the information.
Distribution refers then to the initial decision about how you package a message in order to send it to its intended audience. Circulation refers to the potential for that message to have a document life of its own and be redistributed without your direct intervention.
A focus on distribution can change how one configures writing projects
James Porter
Circulation is a related term that pertains to how that message might be recycled in digital space (should you want that to happen).
James Porter
Distribution refers to the initial decision about how you package a message.
Body language is important!
Distribution/Circulation — concerning the technological publishing options for reproducing, distributing, and circulating digital information
James Porter
