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Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Theoretical explanation of communications. 2. Communication as an embodied identity. 3. Interpersonal communication context. 4. Computer mediated interpersonal communication. 5. Communication campaign and audience. 6. Interactive networks. 7. Public interest internet theory. 8. Theories of mass media. 9. Research in communication media. 10. Magazine journalism. 11. Social research and news journalism. Bibliography. Index. Interpersonal communication is the universal form of communication that takes place between two individuals while mass communication is the form of communications which involves communication with mass audiences and the channels through which this kind of communication takes place are referred to as mass media. Both interpersonal and mass communication have made rich contributions to theoretical understanding of the communication process as whole. Scholars in both fields have given us a wealth of information that has allowed us to know how to enrich and improve communication. The purpose of this book is to provide both seasoned scholars and beginning students unfamiliar with the state of theory and research in various areas of communication study to provide with a taste of current theory and research in communication. It reviews the nature of interpersonal and mass communications systems and illustrates the characteristics of hyper personal communication that resist categorisation into either of the extant systems. 267 pp. …

Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Communication freedom in the age of internet. 2. Internet applications in print media. 3. Online newspapers. 4. Electronic newsgathering. 5. Peer to peer network. 6. Use of new media in politics. 7. Internet communication and social development. 8. Internet and the future of communications. Bibliography. Index. The impact of the internet on journalism takes a reflective turn. Not only has the internet changed journalism it has forced people to rethink different aspects of journalism journalism practices journalism education and the way journalists have framed the discussions about this new medium. The internet promises to have a larger impact on journalism than any of the changes in information and communication technology that have preceded it. Internet has emerged as a viable publishing medium it offers journalists a new set of reporting skill it has an impact on readers and the information to which they have access and it has changed the way people think about issues related to journalism. This book is an in depth look at the way journalists used the internet and also have on journalism ethics. 270 pp.…

Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Organisation in a new way an inquiry. 2. Organisational innovations. 3. Impact of communications on individuals. 4. Media use of internet based learners. 5. Householders information needs. 6. Media practices for social change. 7. Vision of community television. 8. Communication and illuminate audience. 9. Audience and the media. 10. Patterns of communication and social change. Bibliography. Index. This book examines how communication processes might be used at a community level to bring about social change. Communication in this respect is defined as the act of people coming together to decide who they are what they want and how they will obtain what they want. Social change will be more sustainable if the affected community owns not just the physical inputs and outputs but also owns the process and content of the communication involved. The book argues that if any external agents wish to contribute to the process of communication and social change they should shift their approach away from persuasion one way transmission of information and instead engage in dialogue and discussion with members of the community. 264 pp.…