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No App, No Entry: Conceptualizing Digital Technology Captivity in Service Access
Psychology &Marketing, EarlyView.ABSTRACT We introduce Digital Technology Captivity (DTC), a form of consumer vulnerability that arises when digital technologies become the mandatory gateway to essential services. When access is tied to systems that feel unfamiliar, complex, or intimidating—and when preferred alternatives are limited—consumers may experience heightened vulnerability ...
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Sibiu Alma Mater University Journals ? Series C. Social Sciences, 2015
Media are part of our lives today. Our pupils watch TV, play online games, blog, upload videos on YouTube, use Facebook, etc. Messages transmitted by the media flow constantly into our and their minds. Media literacy provides us with a range of information and abilities which help us analyse, evaluate, and even create messages in various modes of the ...
Gelu Mihai LEICU, Laura Rita PITARIU
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Media are part of our lives today. Our pupils watch TV, play online games, blog, upload videos on YouTube, use Facebook, etc. Messages transmitted by the media flow constantly into our and their minds. Media literacy provides us with a range of information and abilities which help us analyse, evaluate, and even create messages in various modes of the ...
Gelu Mihai LEICU, Laura Rita PITARIU
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Journal of Communication, 1998
There are at least three different types of media literacy, each linked to a different conception of what we mean by the term media. The notion that media are conduits that carry messages points to the need for media content literacy. The idea that media are distinct languages suggests the need for media grammar literacy, that is, understanding the use
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There are at least three different types of media literacy, each linked to a different conception of what we mean by the term media. The notion that media are conduits that carry messages points to the need for media content literacy. The idea that media are distinct languages suggests the need for media grammar literacy, that is, understanding the use
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Journal of Communication, 1998
Media literacy education involves cognitive processes used in critical thinking. Media workshops and curricula emphasize moral values (the defensive, inoculation approach), discriminating responsiveness (the critical viewer), antimedia resistance, and consumer revolution. Inductive media literacy programs promote independent critical thinking.
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Media literacy education involves cognitive processes used in critical thinking. Media workshops and curricula emphasize moral values (the defensive, inoculation approach), discriminating responsiveness (the critical viewer), antimedia resistance, and consumer revolution. Inductive media literacy programs promote independent critical thinking.
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The media and the literacies: media literacy, information literacy, digital literacy
Media, Culture & Society, 2011With the advent of digital technologies, awareness of media is acquiring crucial importance. Media literacy, information literacy and digital literacy are the three most prevailing concepts that focus on a critical approach towards media messages.This article gives an overview of the nature of these literacies, which show both similarities to and ...
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