New Media, All Media The Intersection of New Technology and Storytelling

Par : Susan Johnston
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  • ISBN978-0-578-63604-7
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  • Date de parution27/11/2023
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Résumé

N e w E r a o f D i s t r i b u t i o n a n d C o n s u m p t i o nPeople love using social media, smart phones and daily digital rituals. This is now becoming importantpart of our education and entertainment. Again regarding the newest and the major apps and devices, people also like vintage, antique and endless communication tools. All this is due to the fact that natureof communication has tremendously transformed for the last couple of years.
Traditional Telcos, whichhas been widely used for two-way interpersonal communication, is continuously facing challenges fromcurrent market entrants which adopt free sites to address different and fast changing consumer needsand wants. The society is intrigued and continuously owed by media platforms and past decade devices. These are the vehicles used to transport information, traditions, facts and fiction shared among differentgenerations.
The beautiful looks of hand written pros, calligraphic ink on paper, tiny photographs-oncecrisp, now time-warped, the Mad Men-esque click and clack of typewriter keys had been romantic andnostalgic - antiques are awesome! But for this new consumer generation well conversant with digital media, Facebook, Twitter, WeChat, Facetime, are now primary means of media communication. promoted byproper broadband penetration, maturing "social software" and the availability of cheap internet enabledmultimedia devices, these platforms and services are attracting more enthusiastic consumers and drawingthe attention of advertisers, consumer product organizations and enterprises that are employ social mediato reach out to their target customers, create brand loyalty and interact with workers, suppliers andpartners who are far away.
The social lights enjoy the blend of the old and the new-digital invites andhand written thank -you. When people are communicating using digital devices-they attempt to include humanizing featuresas much as possible-voice, video, photos, quotes-features that show the fact that there an individualbehind that status update, that email, that newspaper.not just a monotonous lifeless, lackluster laptopspewing out social media contents.
The largely spread social networking phenomenon shows shifts intwo long-term communication trends. First, there is a shift in the pattern of communication-frompoint to point, two way interactions, to many-to-many, collaborative interactions. Secondly, managingcommunication environment is changing from Telcos to open internet platform providers, promoted byimproved, affordable technology, open standards, better penetration of broadband services and wirelesscommunication networks.
N e w E r a o f D i s t r i b u t i o n a n d C o n s u m p t i o nPeople love using social media, smart phones and daily digital rituals. This is now becoming importantpart of our education and entertainment. Again regarding the newest and the major apps and devices, people also like vintage, antique and endless communication tools. All this is due to the fact that natureof communication has tremendously transformed for the last couple of years.
Traditional Telcos, whichhas been widely used for two-way interpersonal communication, is continuously facing challenges fromcurrent market entrants which adopt free sites to address different and fast changing consumer needsand wants. The society is intrigued and continuously owed by media platforms and past decade devices. These are the vehicles used to transport information, traditions, facts and fiction shared among differentgenerations.
The beautiful looks of hand written pros, calligraphic ink on paper, tiny photographs-oncecrisp, now time-warped, the Mad Men-esque click and clack of typewriter keys had been romantic andnostalgic - antiques are awesome! But for this new consumer generation well conversant with digital media, Facebook, Twitter, WeChat, Facetime, are now primary means of media communication. promoted byproper broadband penetration, maturing "social software" and the availability of cheap internet enabledmultimedia devices, these platforms and services are attracting more enthusiastic consumers and drawingthe attention of advertisers, consumer product organizations and enterprises that are employ social mediato reach out to their target customers, create brand loyalty and interact with workers, suppliers andpartners who are far away.
The social lights enjoy the blend of the old and the new-digital invites andhand written thank -you. When people are communicating using digital devices-they attempt to include humanizing featuresas much as possible-voice, video, photos, quotes-features that show the fact that there an individualbehind that status update, that email, that newspaper.not just a monotonous lifeless, lackluster laptopspewing out social media contents.
The largely spread social networking phenomenon shows shifts intwo long-term communication trends. First, there is a shift in the pattern of communication-frompoint to point, two way interactions, to many-to-many, collaborative interactions. Secondly, managingcommunication environment is changing from Telcos to open internet platform providers, promoted byimproved, affordable technology, open standards, better penetration of broadband services and wirelesscommunication networks.
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