Communication power [E-Book]

By:

Castells, Manuel

Publication details: Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2009ISBN:

0199567042
9780199567041

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Summary: This book is an account of the change in communication brought on by networked technologies. It draws on neuroscience, cognitive psychology, and case histories from around the world to explore the psychology of decision-making in the new communications environment. It argues that the Internet's possibilities for instant messaging, social networking, and blogging have given rise a new communication system which has the potential to profoundly affect power relationships on all social levels.

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Electronic book	CEME Library (NELFT) On website	WX350 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available
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This book is an account of the change in communication brought on by networked technologies. It draws on neuroscience, cognitive psychology, and case histories from around the world to explore the psychology of decision-making in the new communications environment. It argues that the Internet's possibilities for instant messaging, social networking, and blogging have given rise a new communication system which has the potential to profoundly affect power relationships on all social levels.

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