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New media: A critical introduction

New media: A critical introduction
New media: A critical introduction
New Media: A Critical Introduction /i is a comprehensive introduction to the culture, technologies and history and theories of new media. Written especially for students, the authors consider the ways in which "new media" really are new, assess the claims that a media and technological revolution is underway and formulate new ways for media studies to respond to new technologies.Individual chapters introduce: Assessing the "newness" of new media; How to define the characteristics of new media; Film, photography and new forms of visual culture and entertainment; Social and political uses of new media and new communications; New media technologies, politics and globalization; Everyday life and new media; Cyborgs, cybernetics and cyberculture; Theories of interactivity; and The history of automata and artificial life. Illustrated with over seventy photographs, images, tables and line drawings, key features of this textbook include: A user's guide; A glossary of key terms and concepts; Boxed case studies andexamples; Key terms defined in the margins with extensive cross-referencing; and Extensive bibliographies and web resources to help with further study.
Psychology Press
Lister, Martin
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Lister, Martin, Dovey, Jon, Giddings, Seth, Grant, Iain and Kelly, Kieran (2003) New media: A critical introduction , 1 ed. London. Psychology Press, 404pp.

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New Media: A Critical Introduction /i is a comprehensive introduction to the culture, technologies and history and theories of new media. Written especially for students, the authors consider the ways in which "new media" really are new, assess the claims that a media and technological revolution is underway and formulate new ways for media studies to respond to new technologies.Individual chapters introduce: Assessing the "newness" of new media; How to define the characteristics of new media; Film, photography and new forms of visual culture and entertainment; Social and political uses of new media and new communications; New media technologies, politics and globalization; Everyday life and new media; Cyborgs, cybernetics and cyberculture; Theories of interactivity; and The history of automata and artificial life. Illustrated with over seventy photographs, images, tables and line drawings, key features of this textbook include: A user's guide; A glossary of key terms and concepts; Boxed case studies andexamples; Key terms defined in the margins with extensive cross-referencing; and Extensive bibliographies and web resources to help with further study.

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Published date: 2003

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Local EPrints ID: 473390
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/473390
PURE UUID: 7ca191d6-c075-4ab8-a828-51243345b1af
ORCID for Seth Giddings: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0001-7323-9184

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Author: Martin Lister
Author: Jon Dovey
Author: Seth Giddings ORCID iD
Author: Iain Grant
Author: Kieran Kelly

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