CMN 170v Final Exam – Questions With Objective
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what are two elements of innovation? traits and new combinations of them
the difference between invention and 1. invention refers to practical/technical
innovation is that recombination
2. innovation refers to economic/social
recombination
3. innovation creates value from inventions
what are the three fundamental things 1. transmission of information through time (storage)
we can do with information in our 2. transformation of information in space-time
universe (computation)
3. transmission of information through space
(communication)
innovations are 1. derived from the supply of invention to satisfy
demands
2. dependent on historical context and current
context
death of distance A phrase coined by Frances Cairncross, which
suggests that distance may no longer be a limiting
factor in people's ability to communicate and interact
(info travels at speed of light)
1853: voluntary time agreement among railroads
,The term "death of distance", as used when bits traveling close to the speed of light we
here, seems a bit exaggerated have approached the limit of the physically possible
because, even nowadays, there are
delays when communicating over
space The basic argument here is
while digital distance - communication acted as an accelerator in the adoption and
has been around for many years, the innovation of telecommunication, given global "social
covid pandemic: distancing" policies
Timeless Time refers to the fact that: combining synchronous and asynchronous processes
allows negating sequence
what is an example of many-to-one liking a post
communication in online social
networks
poly-directionality 1. one-to-one (phone)
2. one-to-many (podcast)
3. many-to-one (survey)
4. many-to-many (meetings)
The concept of the "space of flows" the importance of the particular structure of the
refers to a reconceptualization of underlying network
space due to (among other things):
With 5 phones, how many distinct 20
phone calls were possible
x nodes = x^2-x degrees
what is true with regard to positive positive network externalities mean the more people,
and negative network externalities the more benefit for everyone
is there an economic/commercial to increase the positive network externalities of the
motivation for online social networks social network
to "connect everybody on planet
Earth", or is this pure philanthropy?
, According to media richness theory, video conferencing
which of the following communication
channels would be best suited when
discussing essential business decisions
that define the future of a company?
Interoperability The ability to work with other systems.
media richness is the ability to 1. handle multiple cues simultaneously
2. facilitate rapid feedback
3. establish a personal focus
4. utilize natural language
in statistics the small n usually stands for a small sample of the
larger universe of all subjects N
digital footprint of phone calls = call duration +call frequency
economies of scale variable cost = sum of marginal costs = 0
fixed cost is the most expensive, must copy and
paste enough to make profit
Non-Fungible Token (NFT) Live on blockchain and a way to track ownership
through digital ledgers
Data fusion makes use of True
complementary data sources to fill out
missing data points, including different
kinds of sources, such as images,
audio and video.
The difference between data lake and data lake = raw data
data hub is that: data hub = clean/ standardized data
Who is "Edward Snowden" again? someone who revealed the extent of the US
What happened in 2013 which had an government's digital surveillance programs
important effect on people's
perspective of the digital age?
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Terms in this set (137)
what are two elements of innovation? traits and new combinations of them
the difference between invention and 1. invention refers to practical/technical
innovation is that recombination
2. innovation refers to economic/social
recombination
3. innovation creates value from inventions
what are the three fundamental things 1. transmission of information through time (storage)
we can do with information in our 2. transformation of information in space-time
universe (computation)
3. transmission of information through space
(communication)
innovations are 1. derived from the supply of invention to satisfy
demands
2. dependent on historical context and current
context
death of distance A phrase coined by Frances Cairncross, which
suggests that distance may no longer be a limiting
factor in people's ability to communicate and interact
(info travels at speed of light)
1853: voluntary time agreement among railroads
,The term "death of distance", as used when bits traveling close to the speed of light we
here, seems a bit exaggerated have approached the limit of the physically possible
because, even nowadays, there are
delays when communicating over
space The basic argument here is
while digital distance - communication acted as an accelerator in the adoption and
has been around for many years, the innovation of telecommunication, given global "social
covid pandemic: distancing" policies
Timeless Time refers to the fact that: combining synchronous and asynchronous processes
allows negating sequence
what is an example of many-to-one liking a post
communication in online social
networks
poly-directionality 1. one-to-one (phone)
2. one-to-many (podcast)
3. many-to-one (survey)
4. many-to-many (meetings)
The concept of the "space of flows" the importance of the particular structure of the
refers to a reconceptualization of underlying network
space due to (among other things):
With 5 phones, how many distinct 20
phone calls were possible
x nodes = x^2-x degrees
what is true with regard to positive positive network externalities mean the more people,
and negative network externalities the more benefit for everyone
is there an economic/commercial to increase the positive network externalities of the
motivation for online social networks social network
to "connect everybody on planet
Earth", or is this pure philanthropy?
, According to media richness theory, video conferencing
which of the following communication
channels would be best suited when
discussing essential business decisions
that define the future of a company?
Interoperability The ability to work with other systems.
media richness is the ability to 1. handle multiple cues simultaneously
2. facilitate rapid feedback
3. establish a personal focus
4. utilize natural language
in statistics the small n usually stands for a small sample of the
larger universe of all subjects N
digital footprint of phone calls = call duration +call frequency
economies of scale variable cost = sum of marginal costs = 0
fixed cost is the most expensive, must copy and
paste enough to make profit
Non-Fungible Token (NFT) Live on blockchain and a way to track ownership
through digital ledgers
Data fusion makes use of True
complementary data sources to fill out
missing data points, including different
kinds of sources, such as images,
audio and video.
The difference between data lake and data lake = raw data
data hub is that: data hub = clean/ standardized data
Who is "Edward Snowden" again? someone who revealed the extent of the US
What happened in 2013 which had an government's digital surveillance programs
important effect on people's
perspective of the digital age?
