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Editorial management: innovations and perspectives. [PDF]
Marziale MH.
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This research aims to analyze the use of multimediality, hypertextuality and interactivity elements on the websites “ge.globo” and “Grande Prêmio” and the influence of those elements on news framing in digital journalism.
Braga, Luís Fellipe Borges
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Socioeconomic Disparities in Fatalistic Beliefs About Cancer Prevention and the Internet. [PDF]
Lee CJ, Niederdeppe J, Freres D.
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New media landscapes and the science information consumer. [PDF]
Brossard D.
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Our aim is to reflect on the construction of the subject in cyberspace, specifically within the virtual community Orkut. The simulacra’s construction set as avatars interfacing the relationships, generated and created by screens and the increased use of personal computers (PCs), reveals itself as essential to the understanding of how this hypertextual ...
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Кузнецова М. О. Гіпертекстуальність як іманентна характеристика вторинного дискурсу англомовних текстів сучасної маскультури / М. О. Кузнецова // Нова філологія : [зб. наук. пр.]. –– Запоріжжя : ЗНУ, 2014. –– № 66. –– C.
Кузнецова, Мария Александровна +2 more
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The objective of this thesis is to examine which form value-adding qualities specific for the Web take and to what extent they exist in a selection of electronic scholarly editions of literary works.
Karlsson, Lina, Malm, Linda
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Hypertextuality in Internet reporting
The transfer of so-called traditional journalistic genres to the Internet usually results in significant changes to their distinctive features. A good example is the Internet report, which simultaneously uses various forms of communication with ...
Urbaniak, Paweł
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Investigating the role of social inhibition in enduring involvement in online synchronous exercise classes: A use and gratification perspective. [PDF]
Cheng KH, Chiang CT, Cheng YY, Lee BCY.
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Lynd Ward’s wood engravings for the 1934 illustrated edition of Frankenstein push the boundaries of what it means to “read” an illustrated edition of a novel in conversation with its cultural afterlives, its material dimensions, and its queer undertones.
Durgin, Isabella
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