Media, technology, and society : : theories of media evolution / / W. Russell Neuman, editor.
In Media, Technology, and Society, some of the most prominent figures in media studies explore the issue of media evolution. Focusing on a variety of compelling examples in media history, ranging from the telephone to the television, the radio to the Internet, these essays collectively address a ser...
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W. Russell Neuman, Editor auth Media, technology, and society : theories of media evolution / W. Russell Neuman, editor. Ann Arbor, Michigan : University of Michigan Press, [2010] ©2010 1 online resource (231 pages) : digital, PDF file(s). text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier text file rda Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph Also available in print form. English Includes bibliographical references and index. Theories of media evolution / W. Russell Neuman -- Newspaper culture and technical innovation, 1980-2005 / Pablo J. Boczkowski -- From the telegraph and telephone to the Negroponte switch / Rich Ling -- Hollywood 2.0 : how Internet distribution will affect the film industry / Eli Noam -- The evolution of radio / John Carey -- Inventing television : citizen Sarnoff and one Philo T. Farnsworth / Evan I. Schwartz -- The cable fables : the innovative imperative of excess capacity / Harmeet Sawhney -- Some say the Internet should never have happened / Paul N. Edwards -- Privacy and security policy in the digital age / Amitai Etzioni -- Who controls content? the future of digital rights management / Gigi Sohn and Timothy Schneider. In Media, Technology, and Society, some of the most prominent figures in media studies explore the issue of media evolution. Focusing on a variety of compelling examples in media history, ranging from the telephone to the television, the radio to the Internet, these essays collectively address a series of notoriously vexing questions about the nature of technological change. Is it possible to make general claims about the conditions that enable or inhibit innovation? Does government regulation tend to protect or thwart incumbent interests? What kinds of concepts are needed to address the relationship between technology and society in a nonreductive and nondeterministic manner? To what extent can media history help us to understand and to influence the future of media in constructive ways? The contributors' historically grounded responses to these questions will be relevant to numerous fields, including history, media and communication studies, management, sociology, and information studies. Description based on information from the publisher. Mass media Technological innovations. Digital media Technological innovations. Mass media Social aspects. Neuman, W. Russell editor. |
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Theories of media evolution / Newspaper culture and technical innovation, 1980-2005 / From the telegraph and telephone to the Negroponte switch / Hollywood 2.0 : how Internet distribution will affect the film industry / The evolution of radio / Inventing television : citizen Sarnoff and one Philo T. Farnsworth / The cable fables : the innovative imperative of excess capacity / Some say the Internet should never have happened / Privacy and security policy in the digital age / Who controls content? the future of digital rights management / |
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Theories of media evolution / Newspaper culture and technical innovation, 1980-2005 / From the telegraph and telephone to the Negroponte switch / Hollywood 2.0 : how Internet distribution will affect the film industry / The evolution of radio / Inventing television : citizen Sarnoff and one Philo T. Farnsworth / The cable fables : the innovative imperative of excess capacity / Some say the Internet should never have happened / Privacy and security policy in the digital age / Who controls content? the future of digital rights management / |
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