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Social Theory and Communication Technology
, 2019This title was first published in 2001. An investigation of new forms of interaction and communication. The essays address theoretical contributions and insights which may assist us in the understanding of modern society inhabited by a wide range of new ...
Terje Rasmussen
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New communication technologies, social media, and public health
2015Abstract This chapter examines the intersections of new communication technologies with issues, processes, and effects in public health. Based on an understanding of the social, economic, political, and cultural contexts that surround new technologies, attention is paid to the ways in which these technologies interact with the contexts ...
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Lifestyles and new media: adoption and use of wireless communication technologies in China
New Media & Society, 2006This study examines the relationships between the lifestyles of urban Chinese consumers and the adoption and use of pagers and mobile phones. Based on a probability sample of 7094 respondents from China’s seven most prosperous cities, results show that the respondents identified as yuppies tended to integrate pagers and mobile phones into their ...
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Lecture Notes on Data Engineering and Communications Technologies, 2021
Y. Chu, Yang Sun
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Y. Chu, Yang Sun
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International Journal of System Assurance Engineering and Management, 2021
Fang Jin, Yijun Liu
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Fang Jin, Yijun Liu
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1987
Each European nation will have its own peculiarities and paradoxes in this regard. In the case of Britain there is indeed a central paradox. The Thatcher governement, since its first election to office in 1979, has attempted to encourage new communication technologies for industrial and trade policy reasons.
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Each European nation will have its own peculiarities and paradoxes in this regard. In the case of Britain there is indeed a central paradox. The Thatcher governement, since its first election to office in 1979, has attempted to encourage new communication technologies for industrial and trade policy reasons.
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New dimensions in privacy: Communications technologies, media practices and law
2006While the idea of ‘privacy’ is venerable, modern obsessions with privacy are largely rooted in the twentieth century, particularly the years following the Second World War. The precise reasons may vary and change over time. As any European civilian lawyer will confirm, the European Convention on Human Rights, with its important provision for security ...
Andrew T. Kenyon, Megan Richardson
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Communication technologies in creating an image of a wedding salon in new media
Communication studies, 2017The article is devoted to the description of communication technologies used to create an image of a wedding salon in new mass media. Empirical approach of using promotion methods by majority of businessmen in this sphere and the lack of theoretical papers on the topic have defined the aim of the present research which is the description of methods of ...
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New Communication Media Technologies : Perceptual, Cognitive, And Aesthetic Effects
Journal of Visual Literacy, 1994AbstractThis article briefly discusses how rapidly developing visual communication media technologies, such as computerized television, three-dimensional video, interactive television, high definition television, etc. hinder rather than enhance viewers perceptual processes, understanding, and aesthetic appreciation of visual messages presented using ...
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The new media landscape: how technology is changing marketing communications
28th International Conference on Information Technology Interfaces, 2006., 2006Summary form only given, as follows. The media landscape is vastly different today than it was just a few years ago. The Internet, wireless, entertainment marketing, and product placements are just a few of the many new media being used to more effectively communicate with audiences.
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