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Rationale for Internet-Mediated Communities
CyberPsychology & Behavior, 2003This article discusses the theoretical foundations of Internet-mediated communities (IMCs), i.e., groups of people who share interests and make use at some time of the same Internet tools (for instance, a web site-the special concern of this study) in order to exchange information about the shared interests.
Carlo Gabriel Porto Bellini +1 more
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Multimodal mediated communication
CHI '01 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2001This paper concerns the Human-Human mediated communication field and more precisely the architecture of multimodal mediated systems. We describe the new problems revealed by this type of communication and propose a solution, which has been tested through a medical application.
Yacine Bellik, Jérémie Pescator
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Computer-Mediated Communication
IEEE Technology and Society Magazine, 1984The use of computers in organizations is discussed in terms of its present and potential role in facilitating and mediating communication between people. This approach clarifies the impact that computers may have on the operation of organizations and on the individuals comprising them. Communication, which is essential to collaborative activities, must
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Mediation-based communications
2017 20th Conference on Innovations in Clouds, Internet and Networks (ICIN), 2017IP telephony has evolved following a structure inherited from traditional telephony, that is, a relay-based, station to station model. This philosophy has deeply influenced the evolution of the traditional support protocols, SIP/SDP. However, with the emergence of an embedded form of voice and video communications, supported by new platforms such as ...
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Réseaux. The French journal of communication, 1994
Summary: Throughout the Cold War two types of radio stations broadcast to the Communist countries: 'sovereign' radio (e.g. BBC, RFI) and 'substitute' radio (e.g. Radio Free Europe, Radio Liberty). They developed, from the same sources of information, two distinct styles of production and relations with listeners.
Jouët, Josiane, Libbrecht, Liz
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Summary: Throughout the Cold War two types of radio stations broadcast to the Communist countries: 'sovereign' radio (e.g. BBC, RFI) and 'substitute' radio (e.g. Radio Free Europe, Radio Liberty). They developed, from the same sources of information, two distinct styles of production and relations with listeners.
Jouët, Josiane, Libbrecht, Liz
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The politics of community mediation: A study of community mediation in Israel
Conflict Resolution Quarterly, 2009AbstractWhat is community mediation (CM), and how does it affect communities? Drawing on research that examined the politics of CM in the context of a complex, multicultural setting, this article portrays CM as a multifaceted discourse that stakeholders may use to achieve their particular goals.
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Multilingual Mediated Communication and Cognition
2020We believe that the present book represents a clear illustration of the vectors of change that have driven research in this area since the previous volume came out nearly ten years ago. In the following, we shall identify and describe these vectors of change and development, linking them to the specific chapters in the volume that serve to illustrate ...
Muñoz Martín, Ricardo +1 more
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Urban Affairs Review, 2000
The author emphasizes the importance of studying both local and extralocal social ties found in community areas of the metropolis. Knowledge of temporal trends in these ties is limited, but both are important in the metropolis, leading to the mediate community: communities that often have many endogenous ties but also have strong links to the larger ...
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The author emphasizes the importance of studying both local and extralocal social ties found in community areas of the metropolis. Knowledge of temporal trends in these ties is limited, but both are important in the metropolis, leading to the mediate community: communities that often have many endogenous ties but also have strong links to the larger ...
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Mediating Ontologies for Communities of Practice
2004Knowledge management technologies are widely used in organizational information systems. However, the knowledge representations in these systems reflect the formal organization more than informal structures like communities of practice. To overcome the gap between the informal and formal knowledge structures within an organization, we can apply ...
Marc Spaniol, Ralf Klamma
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Communication via a strategic mediator
Journal of Economic Theory, 2010zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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