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September 20, 2005
September Journal of Communciation
If you haven't laid hands upon the September 2005 issue of the Journal of Communication from Oxford University Press then do so with all haste. The Special Issue on the State of the Art in Communciation Theory and Research, Part 2, has several articles that will likely wind their way into my work. Of particular interest is:
How Do Communication and Technology Researchers Study the Internet? Joseph B. Walther, Geri Gay and Jeffrey T. Hancock
Joseph B. Walther (PhD, University of Arizona) is a professor of communication, Geri Gay (PhD, Cornell University) is professor, and Jeffrey T. Hancock (PhD, Dalhousie University) is an assistant professor, all at Cornell University
Abstract
As a partial review of the field of communication and technology, this essay revisits Newhagen and Rafaeli's (1996) Journal of Communication article that asked why communication researchers should study the Internet. Research directions, findings, and theories are discussed under the organization of the 5 important qualities of the Internet that Newhagen and Rafaeli identified: multimedia, hypertextuality, packet switching, synchronicity, and interactivity. The article concludes with an assessment of theory development in communication and technology research, issues facing theoretical growth, and an answer to the question of what this research might teach us.
Posted by prolurkr at September 20, 2005 08:56 AM
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