Social Networking, The "Third Place," And The Evolution Of Communication

Topics:
Interpersonal Communication
Tags:
Advertising & Promotion,
Communication,
Consortium,
Management,
Marketing,
Network,
Online Communications,
Social Networking,
Strategy
Source:
New Media Consortium

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Overview: The purpose of this white paper is to put forth a proposition that we hope will generate considerable conversation. The paper is simple, but touches on concepts and ideas that are well established within the academy, and as such, it is a topic about which there may be some strongly held perspectives. This paper is about the technology has not only mediated communication in countless ways, but that the very ways we communicate - and even the ways we talk and think about communication - are changing as a result. Part of this premise is backward looking, in the sense that if we set literature and the creative side of communication aside for a moment, the formal communication strategies.

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Format: PDF | Size: 77KB | Date: Oct 2007 | Pages: 8


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