AbstractMedia ecology tries to elucidate how much we know or do not know about the media, track down whether we are influenced by the information bombardment or not and whether we allow the media messages to direct us. Media ecology is an interdisciplinary medium, which strives to establish that media is not only a machine but also a medium changing our thoughts, emotions, perceptions, judgments and values with its messages. This article's aim is by using literature review to explain the concept of media ecology which has been recently included in the communication studies. In this article, with in the framework of media ecology, the technological ideological and cultural transformation of media and the effect of this transformation to the ...
This article focuses on the transpositions of media and nature through recent art projects such as H...
Studies of media and ecology are often reduced to questions of representation: understanding the cul...
“News ecology” and “news ecosystems” are two terms often used in journalism studies. They are, howev...
Media ecology tries to elucidate how much we know or do not know about the media, track down whether...
AbstractMedia ecology tries to elucidate how much we know or do not know about the media, track down...
Does the trend in which electronic media are gradually becoming extension of human body have to move...
This paper provides a brief review of media ecology. It is partly a micro-history of the tradition, ...
This article focuses on recent artistic practice in relation to the notion of media ecology, and the...
Media ecology is shown to embrace not only the study of media but also the study of language, cultu...
From the perspective of media ecology, this paper explores the question of responsibility for the ef...
Considering the role of media culture as a factor of the information age, the author argues that med...
This article introduces media ecology and reflects on its potential usefulness for gaining/nan under...
Media ecology has given rise to an important reflection about the technology-society dyad. However, ...
Media ecology is not the theoretical stream of communication studies and it is not limited to Marsha...
Media ecology has given rise to an important reflection about the technology- society dyad. However,...
This article focuses on the transpositions of media and nature through recent art projects such as H...
Studies of media and ecology are often reduced to questions of representation: understanding the cul...
“News ecology” and “news ecosystems” are two terms often used in journalism studies. They are, howev...
Media ecology tries to elucidate how much we know or do not know about the media, track down whether...
AbstractMedia ecology tries to elucidate how much we know or do not know about the media, track down...
Does the trend in which electronic media are gradually becoming extension of human body have to move...
This paper provides a brief review of media ecology. It is partly a micro-history of the tradition, ...
This article focuses on recent artistic practice in relation to the notion of media ecology, and the...
Media ecology is shown to embrace not only the study of media but also the study of language, cultu...
From the perspective of media ecology, this paper explores the question of responsibility for the ef...
Considering the role of media culture as a factor of the information age, the author argues that med...
This article introduces media ecology and reflects on its potential usefulness for gaining/nan under...
Media ecology has given rise to an important reflection about the technology-society dyad. However, ...
Media ecology is not the theoretical stream of communication studies and it is not limited to Marsha...
Media ecology has given rise to an important reflection about the technology- society dyad. However,...
This article focuses on the transpositions of media and nature through recent art projects such as H...
Studies of media and ecology are often reduced to questions of representation: understanding the cul...
“News ecology” and “news ecosystems” are two terms often used in journalism studies. They are, howev...