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Semester 2 2000-2001 A/P Ian Gordon AS7/02-29 Ph. 874 4694 |
Lecture 1O
New Media:
The Net, The Web, The U.S.,
and Globalization
Reading:
Joseph Turow, Media Today: An Introduction to Mass Communication
(Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1999). Chapter 14. RBR
Holdings
Robert W. McChesney, "The New Global Media," The Nation (November
29, 1999) Web
version
Additional:
Eric Alterman, "No
Degrees Of Separation: Rules of the game," Columbia Journalism Review,
(March-April, 2001): Web
version
Ian Buruma, "China in Cyberspace, New York Review of Books 46 (November
4, 1999): 9-12. Web
copy. NUS
Library Holdings
Brent Cunnigham, "The
World Sees News Through New York Eyes,"Columbia Journalism Review,
(March-April, 2001): Web
version
Amitai Etzioni, "E-Communities Build New Ties, but Ties That Bind,"
New
York Times, (February 10, 2000): Web
version
Ray Eldon Hiebert editor, Impact of Mass Media: Current Issues
(New York: Longman, 1999), Chapter Six (pp. 43-50) and Part Sixteen (pp.
429-461). NUS
Library Holdings
Brad Kalbfeld, "Crafting
the News in a Digital Age," Global Issues & Communications,
(November 2000): Web
Version
Michael Lewis.
The
New New Thing: A Silicon Valley Story. New York: W. W. Norton, 2000.
NUS Library
Steve Lohr, "A Mass Medium for Main Street," New York Times
(January 11, 2000), Web
version
Martin Plissner, The Control Room: How Television Calls the Shots
in Presidential Elections (New York: Free Press, 1999), Conclusion.
NUS
Library Holdings
Michael Wolff,: "The
Internet As Media Has Failed," I
Want Media.com
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lectures:
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