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The challenge of the evolving media environment
Journal of Adolescent Health, 2000As media become more powerful and prominent, questions about their positive and negative effects on children and youth will increase. Although the body of quality research about media and youth is growing, there are some significant gaps. Three important areas for future research are identified: physiological research, differential effects research ...
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Learning in Cross-Media Environment
International Journal of Web-Based Learning and Teaching Technologies, 2017The aim of this paper to reflect on the definition of a cross-media learning environment by analyzing two training approaches to the professional development of teachers. The first approach centers around curricular internships as training for future teachers, the second focuses on professional development for teachers in service. The aim of the author'
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Proceedings of the 2nd Media Architecture Biennale Conference: World Cities, 2014
Media are becoming constitutive elements of the built environment. From the perspective of mediatization theory, this paper explores the implications of such a claim, with the automobile as an illustrative case, which in turn leads to four observations concerning media and physical space, material and immaterial interfaces, media's simultaneous ...
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Media are becoming constitutive elements of the built environment. From the perspective of mediatization theory, this paper explores the implications of such a claim, with the automobile as an illustrative case, which in turn leads to four observations concerning media and physical space, material and immaterial interfaces, media's simultaneous ...
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Bodyness in the Environment of Media
2020Communicating body. “Body” and “interiority”. Corporeal communication. Body styles in mass media. Inter-corporeity. Bodies “worn” by classes and culturally stylized bodies. Images of the environment in the formation of corporeal styles. “Appropriate look” under the influence of mass media. Continuity between persons in advertisement and media.
Tomas Kačerauskas, Algis Mickūnas
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Children and the Media Environment
Communication Research, 1990American children's media environment has changed dramatically in the last several decades. This article reviews these technological advances and their impact. As reported in five other articles in this issue, there have been some changes in the media with which children interact and how they interact with them.
AIMEE DORR, DALE KUNKEL
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Fishing, the environment and the media
Fisheries Research, 2005Abstract The publication in December 2004 of a UK Royal Commission report on the impacts of fishing on the marine environment raised something of a storm but whether this was provoked by the report itself or by injudicious reporting in the media was not immediately clear.
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1998
Abstract Historically, the American media have undergone distinct periods of intense, almost cyclical transition. The media continually are reacting and adapting to changes in technological, economic market, cultural, and political forces.
Richard Davis, Diana Owen
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Abstract Historically, the American media have undergone distinct periods of intense, almost cyclical transition. The media continually are reacting and adapting to changes in technological, economic market, cultural, and political forces.
Richard Davis, Diana Owen
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The Media Environment in Malaysia
Media Asia, 2001AbstractThis paper traces the development of legislation covering the media, specifically legislation covering copyright, defamation, official secrets, printing licences and sedition. The author then goes on to discuss regulations pertaining to the new environment, such as the Internet.
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