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Table of contents:
New Media: A Critical Introduction is a comprehensive introduction to the culture, history, technologies and theories of new media. Written especially for students, the book considers the ways in which 'new media' really are new, assesses the claims that a media and technological revolution is underway and formulates new ways for media studies to respond to new technologies.
Contents:
PART 1: New media and New Technologies 1
What are the New Media? 2
The Characteristic s of New Media: some defining concepts 3
Change and Continuity 4
What Kind of History? 5
Who was Dissatisfied with Old Media? 6
What is a Medium: New or Otherwise?: The Williams/Mcluhan Debate
PART 2: Virtual Reality and Visual Culture 7
VR, Art and Visual Culture 8
Digital Cinema
PART 3: New Media Networks 9
New Media Networks: 'The Information Economy' 10
Economic Epochs and 'Old Media' 11
Political Economy and Postmodernity 12
What is Political Economy ? 13
Political Economy and New Media 14
Post Industrial Economies 15
The Development of the New Economy 16
Technological Agency: Economics and Politics - Inventions and Developments 17
Technological Agency: Economics and Politics - Globalisation and 18
Telecommunications 19
Beyond Economic Determinism 20
New Media and Intellectual Property Rights 21
Fragmentation and convergence 22
Consumer Surveillance 23
Cyborg Economics PART 4: Culture, Technology, Nature
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Revisiting Determinism 25
Technology Evolving: Clockwork, Steam, Cybernetics) PART 5: New Media, Cyberspace and Everyday Life 26
Everyday Life in Cyberspace 27
Games and gaming 28
The cybernetic shaping of identity 29
Edutainment
Brief Description:
New Media: A Critical Introduction provides a comprehensive overview of the culture, history and technologies of new media, covering everything from CR-ROMs to modems, websites and Virtual Reality headsets.
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