Periodicals>Journal Article:  Enzenberger, Hans Magnus (Nov/Dec 1970), Constituents of a Theory of the Media, New Left Review, (64) 13-36, New York, Retrieved on 2010-05-01
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  • Folksonomies: new media

    Memes

    01 JAN 2010

     How Design of Medium Inhibits Growth

    Every transistor radio is, by the nature of its construction, at the same time a potential transmitter; it can interact with other receivers by circuit reversal. The development from a mere distribution medium to a communications medium is technically not a problem. It is consciously prevented fro understandable political reasons. The technical distinction between receivers and transmitters reflects the social division of labor into producers and consumers, which in the consciousness industry...
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    Radios are not just for receiving, but for broadcasting, but we don't design them that way. Corporations control our interactions with the medium.
    11 MAY 2013

     The Spectacle of Consumerism

    Henri Lef
    Folksonomies: todo
    Folksonomies: todo
      1  notes

    Advertising and shopping malls form a "permanent theatre".

    30 NOV -0001

     The Tyranny of the Written Word

    Nevertheless, almost everybody speaks better than he writes. (This also applies to authors.) Writing is a highly formalized technique which, in purely physiological terms, demands a peculiarly rigid bodily posture. To this there corresponds the high degree of social specialization that it demands. Professional writers have always tended to think in caste terms. The class character of their work is unquestionable, even in the age of universal compulsory education. The whole process is extraord...
    Folksonomies: phonetics
    Folksonomies: phonetics
      1  notes
    How absurd, nonsensical writing and grammar rules push people out of expressing themselves in a medium that is purely a monologue anyway.

    Parent Reference

     The New Media Reader
    Books, Brochures, and Chapters>Book:  Montfort , Nick and Wardrip-Fruin , Noah (2003-02-14), The New Media Reader, The MIT Press, Retrieved on 2010-03-01
    Folksonomies: new media culture internet world wide web technology