TV goes Internet, right?
What are the chances that audiovisual interactivity will evolve from a sporadic media phenomenon into a sustainable reality in television—including from an economic standpoint?
At the invitation of pioneer and NeunLive boss Christiane zu Salm, renowned thinkers (including Professors Glotz and Bolz) and doers (such as Hubert Burda and ex-RTL boss Hans Mahr) answer this question in this collection of essays. An inspiring and controversial tour d'horizon.> Interactive television: a magic machine? The future of TV between flowering dreams and business models by Christiane zu Salm (ed.). Gabler Verlag, Wiesbaden 2004. 240 pages, 98 francs.
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Media (r)evolution
The authors of this volume of essays examine the social and political consequences of the new communication technologies from the perspective of journalism studies. They also take a critical look at the Confederation's official vision of the Swiss information society.
> Information Society Switzerland: Media and the Public in Transition by Heinz Bonfadelli and Werner A. Meier (eds.). Seismo Verlag, Zurich 2004. 262 pages, 38 francs.
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Media (r)evolution
The authors of this volume of essays examine the social and political consequences of the new communication technologies from the perspective of journalism studies. They also take a critical look at the Confederation's official vision of the Swiss information society.
> Information Society Switzerland: Media and the Public in Transition by Heinz Bonfadelli and Werner A. Meier (eds.). Seismo Verlag, Zurich 2004. 262 pages, 38 francs.
