Communication and new media: from broadcast to narrowcast
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| adam_text | BRIEF CONTENTS
Foreword (by Eric Beecher) v
Preface xiv
Acknowledgements xvi
Abbreviations xvii
PART 1: POLITICAL ECONOMY, TECHNOLOGY, CULTURE, MEDIA AND CAPITALISM
1. DIGITAL FUTURES: HOW THE MOBILE PHONE HAS REPLACED THE TELEVISION 4
2. DIGITAL DILEMMAS: CONTRADICTIONS AND CONFLICT IN THINKING ABOUT COMMUNICATION 16
3. THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF COMMUNICATION AND MEDIA 30
4. MEDIA AND CAPITALISM: THE ROLE OF TECHNOLOGY IN PRODUCTION AND COMMUNICATION 57
PART 2: HOT METAL TO HOTMAIL: THE (RECENT) HISTORY OF MASS COMMUNICATION 77
5. FROM GUTENBERG TO GLOBAL NEWS: A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE PRINT MEDIA 79
6. INDUSTRIAL LIGHT AND MAGIC: A BRIEF HISTORY OF STILL AND MOVING PICTURES 103
7. TELEGRAPHY, THE TALKING WIRELESS, AND TELEVISION 132
8. THE GOVERNANCE, REGULATION, AND ETHICS OF MASS COMMUNICATION MEDIA 161
PART 3: THE EMERGENCE OF CONVERGENCE; NEW CENTURY, NEW MEDIA 185
9. FROM CALCULATION TO CYBERIA: THE 2500 YEAR HISTORY OF COMPUTING 187
10. THE GOLDEN AGE OF THE INTERNET? 213
11. WHO S A JOURNALIST NOW? THE EXPANDED REPORTORIAL COMMUNITY 238
12. THE TECHNO LEGAL TIME GAP: CAN THE LAW KEEP UP WITH THE DIGITAL REVOLUTION? 265
PART 4: FROM BROADCASTING TO NARROWCASTING: THE EMERGENCE OF A SURVEILLANCE ECONOMY 291
13. I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER: THE SURVEILLANCE SOCIETY HAS ARRIVED 293
14. THAT S THE WAY THE COOKIE RUMBLES: A SURVEILLANCE ECONOMY 315
15. POLITICS AND NEW MEDIA 334
16. CAN WE INFLUENCE THE FUTURE OF NARROWCASTING? 358
Glossary 371
Bibliography 383
Index 420
CONTENTS
Foreword (by Eric Beecher) v
Preface xiv
Acknowledgments xvi
Abbreviations xvii
1. DIGITAL FUTURES:
HOW THE MOBILE PHONE HAS REPLACED THE TELEVISION 4
Digital futures 5
Keeping up with the future 7
Structure of the book 10
Young voices, new perspectives 12
2. DIGITAL DILEMMAS: CONTRADICTIONS AND CONFLICT IN
THINKING ABOUT COMMUNICATION 16
What is the dialectic? 17
The dialectic of nature 18
Living and working in a material world 19
Memes: The dialectic of information and communication 2 1
The information revolution: Digital dialectic 24
Vectors: A circuit for the viral transmission of mimetic code 25
Convergence as a dialectic 27
3. THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF COMMUNICATION AND MEDIA 30
The political economy of communication 31
Why political economy? 32
Selling eyeballs: The production and consumption of an audience 33
A brief history of political economy 3 6
Political economy methodology 3 8
Value, capital, and the media 40
Communication and media as both base and superstructure 44
Mode of development and mode of production 45
Contents
Hegemony and communicative practice 49
Hegemony, subversion, and mimetic mutation 51
McLuhanism: A meme for our time? 5 3
Misreading McLuhan 5 3
4. MEDIA AND CAPITALISM: THE ROLE OF TECHNOLOGY IN
PRODUCTION AND COMMUNICATION 57
What is technology? 3 °
Technology and society 63
The dialectic of technology 66
The economics of convergence 69
Digital determinism: A postmodern commodity fetish 71
5. FROM GUTENBERG TO GLOBAL NEWS:
A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE PRINT MEDIA 79
Print culture 80
Journalism and the Age of Revolution 83
Typography, telegraphy, telephony, and photography
converge to make news 84
Print journalism in 19th century Australia 85
Up to a point, Lord Copper: Media magnatism (sic) 86
The Brass Check 87
The future of newspapers: Circulation and credibility 93
TIMELINE FOR PRINT 99
6. INDUSTRIAL LIGHT AND MAGIC:
A BRIEF HISTORY OF STILL AND MOVING PICTURES [03
From camera obscura to pixeltopia 104
Silver nitrate to silicon chips: The technology of photography 106
Pictures on paper: Illustrated London News and Life magazine 109
When the camera goes to war 112
Fashion, celebrity, and the paparazzi 113
Moving pictures: Celluloid to pixels 116
Cinema and the state 1: Eisenstein and Stalinism 120
Contents
Cinema and the state 2: The Hollywood Ten and McCarthyism 121
The Australian film renaissance 122
Digital effects 124
Bigger than Ben Hur 12 4
CELLULOID TO PIXELS:
TIMELINE FOR PHOTOGRAPHY AND CINEMA 12 8
7. TELEGRAPHY, THE TALKING WIRELESS, AND TELEVISION 132
Telegraphy 133
Making airwaves: The development of commercial radio 135
Radio and all that jazz 137
Broadcast to podcast 141
Television, technology, and cultural form 144
Television and entertainment 149
TLWELINE FOR TELEGRAPHY, TALKING WIRELESS, AND
TELEVISION 156
8. THE GOVERNANCE, REGULATION, AND ETHICS OF MASS
COMMUNICATION MEDIA b±
Citizen Murdoch: A law unto himself? 162
Media law and ethics 163
Forms of media regulation 165
Governance 169
Co regulation 172
Media ethics 17 3
The institutionalisation of ethics 1 78
The future of media regulation 180
9. FROM CALCULATION TO CYBERIA:
THE 2500 YEAR HISTORY OF COMPUTING [87
Convergence: From calculus to computing 188
Binary Code: One digit/no digit—on/off 198
The technologies of war 201
ii Contenls
Postwar computing 204
Solid circuitry to silicon chip 20_
TIMELINE FOR A (MODERN) HISTORY OF COMPUTERS 207
10. THE GOLDEN AGE OF THE INTERNET? 21_3
Digital mythology 214
The Golden Age of the Internet 220
Being digital: A postmodern paradox? 227
Was there ever a Golden Age and does it matter? 233
11. WHO S A JOURNALIST NOW?
THE EXPANDED REPORTORIAL COMMUNITY 238
Who s who in the digital zoo? 239
Citizen Kane to Citizen Journalist? 240
Journalists and technology: An unhappy marriage? 246
Backpack journalism 251
Participatory journalism 254
What of the future? 259
12. THE TECHNO LEGAL TIME GAP:
CAN THE LAW KEEP UP WITH THE DIGITAL REVOLUTION? 265
Broadcast to narrowcast: An ethico legal minefield 266
Media regulation in Australia:
One step forward or a giant leap backwards? 266
Who controls the Internet? 281
The techno legal time gap: An explanation 282
Privacy in the digital world 283
Careful what you click for 285
Piracy: Digital file sharing and illegal copying 287
13. I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER:
THE SURVEILLANCE SOCIETY HAS ARRIVED 293
Big Brother in the big brown land 294
Surveillance societies in the West 297
Contents ]
When too much surveillance is barely enough: 9/11 is the tipping point 305
The digital battle lines 311
14. THAT S THE WAY THE COOKIE RUMBLES:
A SURVEILLANCE ECONOMY 31_5
A surveillance economy, the key to a surveillance society 316
A surveillance economy 317
Convergence and surveillance: From broadcast to narrowcast 319
Surveillance in the market: Buying and selling identity 326
1_5. POLITICS AND NEW MEDIA 334
Have the old ways changed forever? Dick Morris and Vote.com 335
Agenda setting online: The Internet as an election campaign tool 339
Going global, living local: Distanciation of politics on the net 345
Value, speed, and familiarity of format 347
Implications and strategies for Australian election campaigns 349
Online politics and the reportorial community 35 1
Alternative politics on the Internet 354
16. CAN WE INFLUENCE THE FUTURE OF NARROWCASTING? 358
If video killed the radio stars, will podcasting kill the video stars? 359
The surveillance society: Be careful what you wish for 363
Can we intervene to save the future? 364
Pessimism of the intellect, optimism of the will 368
Glossary 371
Bibliography J V
Index 420
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BRIEF CONTENTS
Foreword (by Eric Beecher) v
Preface xiv
Acknowledgements xvi
Abbreviations xvii
PART 1: POLITICAL ECONOMY, TECHNOLOGY, CULTURE, MEDIA AND CAPITALISM \
1. DIGITAL FUTURES: HOW THE MOBILE PHONE HAS REPLACED THE TELEVISION 4
2. DIGITAL DILEMMAS: CONTRADICTIONS AND CONFLICT IN THINKING ABOUT COMMUNICATION 16
3. THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF COMMUNICATION AND MEDIA 30
4. MEDIA AND CAPITALISM: THE ROLE OF TECHNOLOGY IN PRODUCTION AND COMMUNICATION 57
PART 2: HOT METAL TO HOTMAIL: THE (RECENT) HISTORY OF MASS COMMUNICATION 77
5. FROM GUTENBERG TO GLOBAL NEWS: A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE PRINT MEDIA 79
6. INDUSTRIAL LIGHT AND MAGIC: A BRIEF HISTORY OF STILL AND MOVING PICTURES 103
7. TELEGRAPHY, THE TALKING WIRELESS, AND TELEVISION 132
8. THE GOVERNANCE, REGULATION, AND ETHICS OF MASS COMMUNICATION MEDIA 161
PART 3: THE EMERGENCE OF CONVERGENCE; NEW CENTURY, NEW MEDIA 185
9. FROM CALCULATION TO CYBERIA: THE 2500 YEAR HISTORY OF COMPUTING 187
10. THE GOLDEN AGE OF THE INTERNET? 213
11. WHO'S A JOURNALIST NOW? THE EXPANDED REPORTORIAL COMMUNITY 238
12. THE TECHNO LEGAL TIME GAP: CAN THE LAW KEEP UP WITH THE DIGITAL REVOLUTION? 265
PART 4: FROM BROADCASTING TO NARROWCASTING: THE EMERGENCE OF A SURVEILLANCE ECONOMY 291
13. I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER: THE SURVEILLANCE SOCIETY HAS ARRIVED 293
14. THAT'S THE WAY THE COOKIE RUMBLES: A SURVEILLANCE ECONOMY 315
15. POLITICS AND NEW MEDIA 334
16. CAN WE INFLUENCE THE FUTURE OF NARROWCASTING? 358
Glossary 371
Bibliography 383
Index 420
CONTENTS
Foreword (by Eric Beecher) v
Preface xiv
Acknowledgments xvi
Abbreviations xvii
1. DIGITAL FUTURES:
HOW THE MOBILE PHONE HAS REPLACED THE TELEVISION 4
Digital futures 5
Keeping up with the future 7
Structure of the book 10
Young voices, new perspectives 12
2. DIGITAL DILEMMAS: CONTRADICTIONS AND CONFLICT IN
THINKING ABOUT COMMUNICATION 16
What is the dialectic? 17
The dialectic of nature 18
Living and working in a 'material' world 19
Memes: The dialectic of information and communication 2 1
The information revolution: Digital dialectic 24
Vectors: A circuit for the viral transmission of mimetic code 25
Convergence as a dialectic 27
3. THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF COMMUNICATION AND MEDIA 30
The political economy of communication 31
Why political economy? 32
Selling eyeballs: The production and consumption of an audience 33
A brief history of political economy 3 6
Political economy methodology 3 8
Value, capital, and the media 40
Communication and media as both 'base' and 'superstructure' 44
Mode of development and mode of production 45
Contents
Hegemony and communicative practice 49
Hegemony, subversion, and mimetic mutation 51
McLuhanism: A meme for our time? 5 3
Misreading McLuhan 5 3
4. MEDIA AND CAPITALISM: THE ROLE OF TECHNOLOGY IN
PRODUCTION AND COMMUNICATION 57
What is technology? 3 °
Technology and society 63
The dialectic of technology 66
The economics of convergence 69
Digital determinism: A postmodern commodity fetish 71
5. FROM GUTENBERG TO GLOBAL NEWS:
A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE PRINT MEDIA 79
Print culture 80
Journalism and the Age of Revolution 83
Typography, telegraphy, telephony, and photography
converge to make 'news' 84
Print journalism in 19th century Australia 85
Up to a point, Lord Copper: Media magnatism (sic) 86
The Brass Check 87
The future of newspapers: Circulation and credibility 93
TIMELINE FOR PRINT 99
6. INDUSTRIAL LIGHT AND MAGIC:
A BRIEF HISTORY OF STILL AND MOVING PICTURES [03
From 'camera obscura' to pixeltopia 104
Silver nitrate to silicon chips: The technology of photography 106
Pictures on paper: Illustrated London News and Life magazine 109
When the camera goes to war 112
Fashion, celebrity, and the paparazzi 113
Moving pictures: Celluloid to pixels 116
Cinema and the state 1: Eisenstein and Stalinism 120
Contents
Cinema and the state 2: The Hollywood Ten and McCarthyism 121
The Australian film renaissance 122
Digital effects 124
Bigger than Ben Hur 12 4
CELLULOID TO PIXELS:
TIMELINE FOR PHOTOGRAPHY AND CINEMA 12 8
7. TELEGRAPHY, THE TALKING WIRELESS, AND TELEVISION 132
Telegraphy 133
Making airwaves: The development of commercial radio 135
Radio and all that jazz 137
Broadcast to podcast 141
Television, technology, and cultural form 144
Television and entertainment 149
TLWELINE FOR TELEGRAPHY, TALKING WIRELESS, AND
TELEVISION 156
8. THE GOVERNANCE, REGULATION, AND ETHICS OF MASS
COMMUNICATION MEDIA \b±
Citizen Murdoch: A law unto himself? 162
Media law and ethics 163
Forms of media regulation 165
Governance 169
Co regulation 172
Media ethics 17 3
The institutionalisation of ethics 1 78
The future of media regulation 180
9. FROM CALCULATION TO CYBERIA:
THE 2500 YEAR HISTORY OF COMPUTING [87
Convergence: From calculus to computing 188
Binary Code: One digit/no digit—on/off 198
The technologies of war 201
ii Contenls
Postwar computing 204
Solid circuitry to silicon chip 20_
TIMELINE FOR A (MODERN) HISTORY OF COMPUTERS 207
10. THE GOLDEN AGE OF THE INTERNET? 21_3
Digital mythology 214
The Golden Age of the Internet 220
Being digital: A postmodern paradox? 227
Was there ever a Golden Age and does it matter? 233
11. WHO'S A JOURNALIST NOW?
THE EXPANDED REPORTORIAL COMMUNITY 238
Who's who in the digital zoo? 239
Citizen Kane to Citizen Journalist? 240
Journalists and technology: An unhappy marriage? 246
Backpack journalism 251
Participatory journalism 254
What of the future? 259
12. THE TECHNO LEGAL TIME GAP:
CAN THE LAW KEEP UP WITH THE DIGITAL REVOLUTION? 265
Broadcast to narrowcast: An ethico legal minefield 266
Media regulation in Australia:
One step forward or a giant leap backwards? 266
Who controls the Internet? 281
The techno legal time gap: An explanation 282
Privacy in the digital world 283
Careful what you click for 285
Piracy: Digital file sharing and illegal copying 287
13. I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER:
THE SURVEILLANCE SOCIETY HAS ARRIVED 293
Big Brother in the 'big brown land' 294
Surveillance societies in the West 297
Contents ]
When too much surveillance is barely enough: 9/11 is the tipping point 305
The digital battle lines 311
14. THAT'S THE WAY THE COOKIE RUMBLES:
A SURVEILLANCE ECONOMY 31_5
A surveillance economy, the key to a surveillance society 316
A surveillance economy 317
Convergence and surveillance: From broadcast to narrowcast 319
Surveillance in the market: Buying and selling identity 326
1_5. POLITICS AND NEW MEDIA 334
Have the old ways changed forever? Dick Morris and Vote.com 335
Agenda setting online: The Internet as an election campaign tool 339
Going global, living local: Distanciation of politics on the net 345
Value, speed, and familiarity of format 347
Implications and strategies for Australian election campaigns 349
Online politics and the reportorial community 35 1
Alternative politics on the Internet 354
16. CAN WE INFLUENCE THE FUTURE OF NARROWCASTING? 358
If video killed the radio stars, will podcasting kill the video stars? 359
The surveillance society: Be careful what you wish for 363
Can we intervene to 'save' the future? 364
Pessimism of the intellect, optimism of the will 368
Glossary 371
Bibliography J V
Index 420 |
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| title_short | Communication and new media |
| title_sort | communication and new media from broadcast to narrowcast |
| title_sub | from broadcast to narrowcast |
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| topic_facet | Massenmedien Communication Mass media Elektronische Medien Telekommunikation Neue Medien Internet |
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