When the mass media face social communication: The Canadian paradox
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2007.
Sujet(s) : Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : Canada generated two opposite tendencies in the practice and study of communications. In Toronto, Marshall McLuhan’s structuralist and determinist theory was based on technology viewed as an organizational communication between individuals. In Montreal, however, Social Communication was like a living media laboratory, which arose from the 60s Quiet Revolution and organized itself around the “Videograph” of Montreal.
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Canada generated two opposite tendencies in the practice and study of communications. In Toronto, Marshall McLuhan’s structuralist and determinist theory was based on technology viewed as an organizational communication between individuals. In Montreal, however, Social Communication was like a living media laboratory, which arose from the 60s Quiet Revolution and organized itself around the “Videograph” of Montreal.
Réseaux sociaux