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A detailed summary of 12 articles required for CSF (42 pages in total). Very useful for BA-1 IBCoM term 3. Got me an 8.2.

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  • April 13, 2018
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1.

Schulz\'s 4 processes by which the media changed human communication and/or interaction.

Answer: Extend communication abilities in time and space. Substitute social activities that were face-to-fact Amalgamation of activities, letting media infiltrate everyday life Different sectors adapt behavior to accommodate media logic.

2.

Mediatization theory

Answer: how a society becomes more and more dependent on media and their logic through the duality in which media is a institution, but is also part of other institutions. Consequentially, social interactions of all kinds happen through media.

3.

Media Logic

Answer: modus operandi of the media (method/process of media) using formal and informal rules.

4.

Mediation

Answer: Mediation is communication through a medium

5.

Direct mediatization

Answer: (Strong) previous activities that were not done via media are now done via media (e.g. online board games, watching sports) Essentially, substitution.

6.

Indirect Mediatization

Answer: (Weak) activities increasingly influenced to form, content, or organization by media (e.g. going to McDonald’s to get a Happy Meal also means you get exposed to music, videos, and the Happy Meal can come with a toy that is usually a media character) Essentially, subtle increases in media’s communication resources.

7.

Central features of instutitions

Answer: 1. Rules - can be implicit or explicit, practical or formal. 2. Allocation of resources - material resources and authority delegation.

8.

Informal rules

Answer: don\'t punish violations, you just feel embarrassed or guilt, or are lightly criticized by others.

9.

Formal rules

Answer: have consequences to violation that are well-defined, and may lead to prosecution of some kind.

10.

Thompson’s Three Types of Interaction

Answer: Face to Face Mediated quasi-interaction Mediated Interaction

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