New media theories and practices of digitextuality

New media theories and practices of digitextuality

The rapid growth of new media technologies is radically changing film production and consumption. New technologies such as DVDs, MP3s and the Internet have freed the audience from traditional ways of relating to what used to be termed 'mass media'. In the face of such seismic shifts, the t...

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Other Authors: Everett, Anna 1954-, Caldwell, John Thornton 1954-
Format: Unknown
Language:English
Published: New York Routledge 2003
Series:AFI film readers
Subjects:
Visual communication
Digital media
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Summary:The rapid growth of new media technologies is radically changing film production and consumption. New technologies such as DVDs, MP3s and the Internet have freed the audience from traditional ways of relating to what used to be termed 'mass media'. In the face of such seismic shifts, the theoretical and pedagogical structures of film and television studies are being shaken to their core.
Physical Description:xxx, 274 pages illustrations 24 cm
Bibliography:Includes bibliographical references and index
ISBN:9780415939959
041593995X (alk. paper)
0415939968 (pbk. : alk. paper)

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