Looking for an approachable introduction to media studies? This lively text will tell you everything you need to know using a practical industry-text-audience trio to frame your understanding.
Looking for an approachable introduction to media studies? This lively text will tell you everything you need to know using a practical industry-text-audience trio to frame your understanding.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Leighton Evans is an Associate Professor of Media Theory at Swansea University. Leighton teaches across the undergraduate programmes in the department of Media and Communication, and his research focuses on the phenomenology of immersive media and the mediation of everyday life by digital media. Leighton is the author of Locative Social Media (2015), The Re-emergence of Virtual Reality (2018) and the co-author of Location-based Social Media: Space, Time and Identity (2017) and Intergenerational Locative Play: Augmenting Family (2021).In 2023, Leighton was the recipient of the Dillwyn Medal in Social Sciences, Business and Education from the Learned Society of Wales in recognition of his research. In the same year, Leighton was the recipient of a Swansea University Academy of Teaching and Learning (SALT) Excellence in Teaching Award, nominated by his students.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1: Introduction: What Are Media Studies? Chapter 2: Political Economy of the Mass Media Chapter 3: Political Economy of Digital Media: Datafication and Platformisation Chapter 4: Media Law and Media Regulation Chapter 5: Global and Local Media Chapter 6: Media Production Chapter 7: Texts in the Digital Age Chapter 8: Visual Cultures and Meaning Chapter 9: Discourse and Discourse Analysis Chapter 10: Genre and Narrative Chapter 11: Mass Media Audiences and Digital Media Users Chapter 12: The Audience Commodity - Creating Publics and Selling Them Chapter 13: Filter Bubbles and Misinformation Chapter 14: AI and Automation Chapter 15: Climate Change and the Media Chapter 16: Intersectionality and Digital Media Chapter 17: Decolonialising Media Studies
Chapter 1: Introduction: What Are Media Studies? Chapter 2: Political Economy of the Mass Media Chapter 3: Political Economy of Digital Media: Datafication and Platformisation Chapter 4: Media Law and Media Regulation Chapter 5: Global and Local Media Chapter 6: Media Production Chapter 7: Texts in the Digital Age Chapter 8: Visual Cultures and Meaning Chapter 9: Discourse and Discourse Analysis Chapter 10: Genre and Narrative Chapter 11: Mass Media Audiences and Digital Media Users Chapter 12: The Audience Commodity - Creating Publics and Selling Them Chapter 13: Filter Bubbles and Misinformation Chapter 14: AI and Automation Chapter 15: Climate Change and the Media Chapter 16: Intersectionality and Digital Media Chapter 17: Decolonialising Media Studies
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