media ecology

It is a pioneering work in cultural studies and media ecology.

This led to the emergence of his ideas on Media Ecology.

The nature of online interaction is a highly studied field that has experienced both positive and negative media ecology.

It is regarded as one of the most important texts of media ecology.

Postman considered making moral judgments was the primary task of media ecology.

Postman's media ecology approach asks three questions: What are the moral implications of this bargain?

Through a number of projects, books and articles he has explored how politics and security are changing in the new media ecology.

The rapidly fluctuating media ecologies now more than ever are changing the very interactions that form social developments.

Simply put, media ecology is the study of the interactions between a culture and its various means of communications, from oratory to advertising.

She holds a doctorate in Media ecology.

Media ecology theory centers on the principles that technology not only profoundly influences society, it also controls virtually all walks of life.

Another aspect of media ecology is the Laws of Media.

Much of this scholarly interest stems from the evolving media ecology with the rise of new media.

This perspective is the basis of a separate professional association, the Media Ecology Association.

His students now teach culture, media ecology, linguistics and communication theory courses in leading colleges in Russia.

University Professor at New York University, pioneer in the field of media ecology.

She has a master's in media ecology and film production from the School of Education at New York University.

Neil Postman founded the media ecology program at New York University in 1971.

The first major attempt to make principles of media ecology relevant to the Internet age was the publication of the ecological cognition framework in 2007.

The genealogy of network culture is approached from the standpoint of accidents that are endemic to the digital media ecology.

The European version of media ecology rejects the North American notion that ecology means environment.

Mark Crispin Miller, a professor of media ecology at New York University, agreed.

Media ecology is a contested term within media studies for it has different meanings in European and North American contexts.

The European version of media ecology is a materialist investigation of media systems as complex dynamic systems.

Media ecology "is" the Toronto School, and the New York School.