The critical role played by intangible assets in corporate competitive development in global markets, has modified the nature of communication costs, and above all the costs of marketing ...communication. Globalisation has produced deep changes in the function and role of the system of corporate information flows, which is expressed in the adoption of an integrated communication strategy. The gradual integration of global markets tends to eliminate static contexts and to replace them with dynamic and unstable environments, which generate huge changes even in the field of corporate communication, specifically with regard to the goals pursuable, the forms and instruments usable and obviously the audiences that can be reached. Basically, integrated corporate communication: pursues the development of a culture of integrated communication; sustains the adoption by the organisation of behaviour and the practice of integrated communication; preserves the strong autonomy of the different operating units; and finally, it refers the concrete realisation of corporate network programmes to individual operating units.
I propose the following theory to account for the forms of communication that individuals and social groups employ within particular cultures: Humans optimise a variety of forms of communication ...within a culture, and between cultures, to ensure immediate direct personal survival and to maintain their culture as a long-term indirect survival strategy.
I propose the following theory to account for the forms of communication that individuals and social groups employ within particular cultures: Humans optimise a variety of forms of communication ...within a culture, and between cultures, to ensure immediate direct personal survival and to maintain their culture as a long-term indirect survival strategy.
The Internet, a new phenomenon of the global information infrastructure and access to information, was born in the seventies of the last century and began to affect significantly the way we ...communicate, collect and share information. Nowadays, it penetrated to new dimensions of its development, as developing multimedia technologies and content (Web 2.0), as well as new phenomenal contacts: mobile communications (mobile phones, smart phones, tablets) and social networks (Facebook, Twitter and a lot of others). The Internet is used nowadays worldwide by one third of people, we register incredible five billion subscribers to mobile services; in economically developed countries one user has more than one prepaid mobile service. This modern paradigm obviously affected and influenced also the younger generation. It is clear that the time that has come requires to learn new literacy -media literacy, but also to gain or acquire new social skills, especially how to orient, and most recently, to self-realize in the multimedia on-line space. This is a series of new communications competences and skills that include the ability to search, select, analyse, evaluate, create, and thus to pass information in variety of formats – by word, image, sound. Recently, it includes also with the integration of all these elements – it means the multimedia integration. Our study explore the extent to which children of nowadays communicate through the electronic media, and how much time they spend watching the individual kinds of media.Keywords: social networks, new communication competences, new literacy of children younger school age, preferred ways and forms of communication, digital literacy, media literacy, media education curriculum.
In the first article of this two part contribution, The Evolution of Human Communication from Nonverbal Communication to Electronic Communications, I show how past forms of communication have ...periodically emerged to help humans cope with ever increasing cultural complexification, particularly after nomadic bands of our hunter-gatherer ancestors settled down in pastoral communities near sustainable about 10,000 and years ago after they had mastered the principles of animal husbandry and planting and harvesting, and that present-day emerging forms of mobile communications will take off and incorporate existing forms of electronic communication because humans remain nomads at heart in spite of ten thousand years of settled existence, first in pastoral communities and recently as city dwellers. In the second article, Future Communications: Mobile Communications. Cybernetics. Neuro-Informatics and Beyond. I extrapolate from present-day emerging and converging forms of electronic communication to predict how different forms of human communication are set to change in the immediate future, the intermediate future and in the more distant future.
In the first article of this two part contribution, The Evolution of Human Communication from Nonverbal Communication to Electronic Communications, I show how past forms of communication have ...periodically emerged to help humans cope with ever increasing cultural complexification, particularly after nomadic bands of our hunter-gatherer ancestors settled down in pastoral communities near sustainable about 10,000 and years ago after they had mastered the principles of animal husbandry and planting and harvesting, and that present-day emerging forms of mobile communications will take off and incorporate existing forms of electronic communication because humans remain nomads at heart in spite of ten thousand years of settled existence, first in pastoral communities and recently as city dwellers. In the second article, Future Communications: Mobile Communications. Cybernetics. Neuro-Informatics and Beyond. I extrapolate from present-day emerging and converging forms of electronic communication to predict how different forms of human communication are set to change in the immediate future, the intermediate future and in the more distant future.
I (Terry) first became interested in the semantic web from reading Berners-Lee's original works and following first generation developments of semantic web technologies in information science, ...e-business and health fields. I then began including the ideas in talks I gave at various conferences and forums in 2003. Naturally, I became curious about what other educators were doing with the semantic web and so Googled the term, "education semantic web". Much to my surprise and disappointment, I found that most of the references were to my own admittedly introductory and visionary comments made in these speeches. Where was the real work, innovation and actual prototype development? Fortunately, we were able to locate this type of work and we believe that most of the leading researchers in the area of the educational semantic web have contributed to this special issue. Of course, if we have missed your work, we welcome comments and URLs in the discussion areas of the special issue.
Editors: Terry Anderson and Denise Whitelock.
This chapter contains sections titled:
Introduction
The Escalation of Online Sociability
Young, Dim, and Vulnerable?
Risk‐Assessment in Networked Publics
Concluding Discussion
References
Istina i istinitost u informaciji preduvjet su povjerenja na kojem se zasniva odnos komunikator – medij – recipijent. Istinitost i objektivnost neosporno čine temelj medijske vjerodostojnosti. Riječ ...je o procesu stvaranja povjerenja čija gradnja traje dugo, a koje može u trenu nestati. Osim toga, istina i vjerodostojnost osiguravaju novinarsku kvalitetu. Budući da pišu za Druge, novinari su i odgovorni za stvaranje slike o Drugom. Pri tome se često (ne)svjesno obilno koriste stereotipima kao ustaljenim obrascima opisivanja karakternih osobina, koji se mehanički usvajaju i koji mogu biti zapreka u preuzimanju kasnijih iskustava, posebice kada je riječ o negativnim prikazima. Nerijetko su za stvaranje loših slika o Drugima odgovorni upravo novinari koji gotovo svakodnevno prelaze tanku granicu između nespretno sročenoga izraza i oštroga, gotovo klevetničkoga suda. Riječ je o društveno štetnim oblicima novinarske komunikacije u koje ubrajamo ideologiju, medijsku manipulaciju (dezinformacija, pogrešna informacija i prikriveno oglašavanje), klevetu i govor mržnje. Koliko novinari poštuju osnovne novinarske principe u izvještavanju (istina, objektivnost) te koriste li u svom diskursu društveno štetne komunikacijske forme provjerili smo na primjeru predsjedničke kampanje koja se pokazala važnim političko-društvenim, ali i medijskim događajem. Metodom kvalitativne i kvantitativne analize sadržaja u više od mjesec dana analizirano je 719 priloga u trima dnevnicima: Jutarnjem listu, Večernjem listu i Vjesniku.
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