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Communication and new media: from broadcast to narrowcast/ Martin Hirst and John Harrison

By: Hirst, Martin Contributor(s): Harrison, John Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2007Description: xix, 420 p. ; 26 cmISBN: 0195553551Subject(s): Mass media | Communication | Digital mediaDDC classification: 302.2

Contents:

Foreword / Eric Beecher -- Digital futures : how the mobile phone has replaced the television -- Digital dilemmas : contradictions and conflict in thinking about communication -- The political economy of communication and media -- Media and capitalism : the role of technology in production and communication -- From Gutenberg to global news : a brief history of the print media -- Industrial light and magic : a brief history of still and moving pictures -- Telegraphy, the talking wireless and television -- The governance, regulation and ethics of the mass communication media -- From calculation to Cyberia : the 2500 year history of computing -- The golden age of the Internet? -- Who's a journalist now? : the expanded reportorial community -- The techno-legal time gap : can the law keep up with the digital revolution -- I know what you did last summer : the surveillance society has arrived -- That's the way the cookie rumbles : a surveillance economy -- Politics and new media -- Can we influence the future of narrowcasting?

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
General Books	Central Library, Sikkim University General Book Section	302.2 HIR/C (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		P10878

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Foreword / Eric Beecher --
Digital futures : how the mobile phone has replaced the television --
Digital dilemmas : contradictions and conflict in thinking about communication --
The political economy of communication and media --
Media and capitalism : the role of technology in production and communication --
From Gutenberg to global news : a brief history of the print media --
Industrial light and magic : a brief history of still and moving pictures --
Telegraphy, the talking wireless and television --
The governance, regulation and ethics of the mass communication media --
From calculation to Cyberia : the 2500 year history of computing --
The golden age of the Internet? --
Who's a journalist now? : the expanded reportorial community --
The techno-legal time gap : can the law keep up with the digital revolution --
I know what you did last summer : the surveillance society has arrived --
That's the way the cookie rumbles : a surveillance economy --
Politics and new media --
Can we influence the future of narrowcasting?

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