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The Scientist and the News Media
New England Journal of Medicine, 1983Ambivalence toward the news media is not an isolated phenomenon among scientists. Despite the potential benefits of "good publicity," few investigators are unaware of the horror stories of colleagues who have submitted to interviews. Although distortions and errors still occur in medical reporting, they are far less egregious and common than they were ...
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2022
Abstract This chapter brings superdiversity into conversation with digital ethnography and transnationalism. It argues that there is a need to include digitalized lifeworlds and, especially, practices related to new information and communication technologies in ethnographies of superdiversity in order to do justice to the social ...
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Abstract This chapter brings superdiversity into conversation with digital ethnography and transnationalism. It argues that there is a need to include digitalized lifeworlds and, especially, practices related to new information and communication technologies in ethnographies of superdiversity in order to do justice to the social ...
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Informatica (Slovenia), 2000
Summary: After some years of uncertainty, confusion and high expectations the Web is slowly becoming a real alternative to the conventional media. Within this framework, the measurement of the Web activities is an extremely important, although difficult task. However, the overall technological trends offer a radical solution (e.g.
Kogovšek, Luka, Vehovar, Vasja
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Summary: After some years of uncertainty, confusion and high expectations the Web is slowly becoming a real alternative to the conventional media. Within this framework, the measurement of the Web activities is an extremely important, although difficult task. However, the overall technological trends offer a radical solution (e.g.
Kogovšek, Luka, Vehovar, Vasja
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Media 2.0 – The New Media Revolution?
2010With the rapid development of Web 2.0 and cloud computing concept and applications, there are many unprecedented web-based multimedia applications are emerging today and they pose many new challenges in multimedia research. In this talk, I first summarize the common features of the new wave of multimedia applications which I call Media 2.0. I use 5 D's
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Public Opinion Quarterly, 1987
The half-century during which Public Opinion Quarterly has been published has witnessed eruptions and deep changes in the American political and social landscape. In many cases, the forces shaping these changes (e.g., the end of isolationism, growing racial tolerance, heightened concern for the environment) have been registered and tracked, more or ...
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The half-century during which Public Opinion Quarterly has been published has witnessed eruptions and deep changes in the American political and social landscape. In many cases, the forces shaping these changes (e.g., the end of isolationism, growing racial tolerance, heightened concern for the environment) have been registered and tracked, more or ...
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The Milbank Quarterly, 1991
News reports on AIDS have appeared at a time of general public concern about health risks, and, like the coverage of risk, the reporting on AIDS has been controversial. Perceptions of this disease have been linked to economic and personal stakes, professional ideologies, administrative responsibilities, and moral beliefs.
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News reports on AIDS have appeared at a time of general public concern about health risks, and, like the coverage of risk, the reporting on AIDS has been controversial. Perceptions of this disease have been linked to economic and personal stakes, professional ideologies, administrative responsibilities, and moral beliefs.
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1998
New Media Services is a relatively new unit of Kent State University Libraries and Media Services that provides technological and pedagogical support for instruction. Working closely with faculty, teaching assistants, and academic support staff, New Media Services supplies research, design, and production services and is engaged with a variety of ...
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New Media Services is a relatively new unit of Kent State University Libraries and Media Services that provides technological and pedagogical support for instruction. Working closely with faculty, teaching assistants, and academic support staff, New Media Services supplies research, design, and production services and is engaged with a variety of ...
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New Media, New Media literacy, new methods in education
2013 IEEE 63rd Annual Conference International Council for Education Media (ICEM), 2013The rapid proliferation of the concept of New Media and the attendant frequently controversial interpretations and research results motivate a scholarly overview of the possibilities of implementing the respective achievements in the teacher training process.
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2008
The article is a critical summary of scholarship concerning the study of cyberculture and new media, explicitly focusing on methodological issues.
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The article is a critical summary of scholarship concerning the study of cyberculture and new media, explicitly focusing on methodological issues.
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New media technology and youth: trends in the evolution of new media
Journal of Adolescent Health, 2000An information environment is emerging from the simultaneous, rapid, and interconnected evolution of transmission systems, interfaces, and content quantity, quality, and structure. It will be easy to underestimate the collective impact of the sum of these changes on how young people communicate and absorb information.
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