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Society and New Media: shuffle
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Society and New Media. A blog to support CMNS 253 at Capilano University. In the 1950s, music radio operated on the basis of the '45 rpm single as the essential medium of musical recording. By extension, the basic unit of both musical production (what identified popular musical artists) and consumption (what defined the tastes of the listener) was the SONG. Posted by Ted Hamilton. Cool post Ted. I'm with you on this one! 18 September, 2008 14:39. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). New media old pope.
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Society and New Media: September 2008
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Society and New Media. A blog to support CMNS 253 at Capilano University. In the 1950s, music radio operated on the basis of the '45 rpm single as the essential medium of musical recording. By extension, the basic unit of both musical production (what identified popular musical artists) and consumption (what defined the tastes of the listener) was the SONG. Posted by Ted Hamilton. New media old pope. Or does it, as Kierkegaard might argue, become mundane. Posted by Ted Hamilton. The language of new media.
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Society and New Media: the language of new media
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Society and New Media. A blog to support CMNS 253 at Capilano University. The language of new media. Is there a sense in which the language we use to describe our relationship with information and to IT tells us a lot about our attitudes towards both? Surfing - skimming along across a surface towards some unknown destination. Browsing - picking up and putting down, considering briefly and moving on. Web Portal - a doorway that moves us from one space into another. Posted by Ted Hamilton.
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Society and New Media: October 2008
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Society and New Media. A blog to support CMNS 253 at Capilano University. In a way, this is what all media do - allow us to gain knowledge or perception independent of the particular experience with respect to which information or perceptible phenomena are produced. Or whether the experience of sound in the digital age points us away from the physical world of sounds towards the technically-mediated manipulation of noises. Posted by Ted Hamilton. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.
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Society and New Media: new media old pope
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Society and New Media. A blog to support CMNS 253 at Capilano University. New media old pope. I can't help but think this is the best photo ever - not because I'm a sucker for celebrity, but because I'm a sucker for those people in the background who are having the time of their lives and (like me) documenting it. Or does it, as Kierkegaard might argue, become mundane. Posted by Ted Hamilton. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Media, culture and society archive.
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Society and New Media: schizophonia
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Society and New Media. A blog to support CMNS 253 at Capilano University. In a way, this is what all media do - allow us to gain knowledge or perception independent of the particular experience with respect to which information or perceptible phenomena are produced. Or whether the experience of sound in the digital age points us away from the physical world of sounds towards the technically-mediated manipulation of noises. Posted by Ted Hamilton. Lets say my friends refer to the topic but not you. Ca...
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Society and New Media: welcome to cmns 253
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Society and New Media. A blog to support CMNS 253 at Capilano University. Welcome to cmns 253. Hello and welcome to cmns 253 - Society and new media. I should note that, as you may have gathered from the first class, this course is a lot of work - but it's not so bad if you keep on top of it. And a lot of it is not the usual kind of work you'd be doing in other academic courses, so at the very least it may be a change from the usual. I do hope you enjoy it. 2 Silas Avery Isaac. Posted by Ted Hamilton.
