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29 Symbolic thinking tougher. more abstraction

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\"Symbollically, computer networks introduce a new level of abstractiona nd representation to the interpersonal communication process. People must now perceive the contexts and psaces in which they communicate instead of seeing the physical location.\"

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28 Social media tips political scales (biases)

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\"A basic media ecological analysis of CMC and social networking reveals that embedded in these technologies is a political bias of self-organization and self-expression, which is not possible with mass media.\"

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27 Social capital

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\"The interpersonal sharing of resources and ideas contributes to the building of social capital\"

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According to Wellman et al (2001), social capital includes three aspects:

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-the building of network capital or the relations with family, friends, and co-workers

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-participatory capital or the involvement in voluntary organization and politics

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-and community commitment as strong attitude toward community and willingness to mobilzie their social captial.\"

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26 Peer to peer is (politically) subversive

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\"The peer-to-peer sharing of information and mobilization of people illustrates a subversive aspect that is inherent in network design\"

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25. Direction as a bias

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\"the many directions in which messages flow in social media can support the building of meaninful relationships\"

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24. Senses of the word presence.

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\"Today's presence research conceptualizes the representation of self in mediated environments in a variety of ways:\"

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1. social richness

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2. presencs as visual realism

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3. presence as transportation

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4. presences as immersion

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5. presence as a social actor within a medium

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6. presence as a medium as a social actor.

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24 Barnes lays out the biases

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attendance (presence/pg 24)

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direction (25, 26)

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time and space (26)

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social

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political

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23.  relationship between people (not machine) is key. for example, political structrures challenging hegemony.

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\"It is not the relationship between humas and machines that makes social media powerful. In contrast, it is the relationship facilitated between people through the use of machines to foster the building of social networks and a new network society.

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...

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this is an examle of the potential socail bias associated with social media. Individuals can organize themselves outside a corporate or government structure and their activities could challenge the hegemony of corporate and political systems\"

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0 What is a BIAS

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Barnes's essay uses the term \"bias\" to discuss unique characteristics of social media. It is not used in the sense of a personal or intellectual bias, as something that is unfair. Rather, it represents something that tips the scales in the media-ecological equation. For example, The Internet has a time/space bias that changes how time and space influence human interaction in the environment. For a second example, social media introduceds a politcal bias by affording people to organzie themselves outside of official channels of corporations and governments.

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22 Examples of social media environments.

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\"Today's social media environments include chat, instant messages, online role-playing games, collaborative work tools, online educatoin, and cell phones with internet access.\"

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21-22 Definition of social media

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\"simply stated, social media issoftware that enables people to interact with each othehr and build social networks that increase social capital. The term 'social media' may be new; however, the idea of using media environments for socializing practices goes back to the telegraph and telephone.\"

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21 internet replaces mass media pseudo-social relationships. social connection basic to human life.

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\"Presently, the internet has replaced the sense of an interpersonal relationship with a performer with the ability to conduct interpersonal relationships with other peopple. Digital media have noew evolved to the point in which human-to-human exchanges are completely interactive\"

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...

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People need to connect with others and this is the driving force behind online relationships. For this reason, email and instant messenger are two very popular software applicatoins that support the creation of interpersonal media environments.\"

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17 Social Bias-Extend th human nervous system, global village.

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Making social connections through the internet exposes individuals to a wider variety fo ideas and wordviews. Thus, people are exposed to many more ideas than they woul be when situated in a single geographic location. The internet's sensory bias is one that extends the human nervous system and fosters the formation of a global village.\"

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20 \"mass media slowly replaced interrpersonal communication with para-social relationships and pseudo-community\"

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17 Biases:

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Time/space (17)

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virtual spaces, directional biases, where messages glow

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dispersed in time & space (18)

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sensory (17-18. Exposed to new ideas/extend nervouse systems)

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intellectual

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social (19-privacy, conducivity to personal relations, 4 reasons; 20- mass media replaces interperrsonal communication)

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emotional

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political

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symbolic (19. face to face vs text,tonal and facial cues gone)

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political (how people organice)

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content

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17 total communication process

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\"The media ecological approach looks at the total communication process.\"

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17. Humans and Machines in Media Ecology.

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\"A media ecological view considers human-machine interactions to be included in ghe ecology of CMC environments because both humans and machines are part of the message system.\"

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16 Principles of Media Ecological Perspective

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\"Media Ecological principles include:

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-all technological change is a Faustian bargain

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-technological change is not additive, it changes everything;

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-the symbolic forms of technologies differe, leading to different intellectual and emotional biases;

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-when the conditions in which we attend to media change, different media have social biases; and,

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-different technical and economic strucures will contribute to media content biases.

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this is a systemic approach to communication that examines ' the leading role that media play in influencing meanings and minds, ways of life and world views' (Barnes & Strate 1996, 182). Media biases include time/space, sensory, intellectual, social, emotional, political, symbolic, and content biases.\"

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15 Interactivity as the characteristic difference between mass and social media

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\"Interactivity is a key characteristic technological difference betweeen mass media (televisions, radio) and digital media (computers, internet).\"

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\"Once a charactersitic difference is discovered in a medium, the next question is how does the introduction of interactivity in mediated environments alter or change the process of communication? A simple answer is that interactivity enables two people to directly exchange personal messages in a mediated context.\"

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14 Social Media facilitates human communication.

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\"Today, interpersonal communicatoin takes place in mediated contexts and software developers are creating social computing tools to facilitate this process. The study of Computer Mediated Communication explores how mediated environments support and extend the process of human communication and social computing examines the tools that facilitate this process.\"

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84 ***Choice of specific language influenced by the plan and the speaker's emotional evaluation.

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\"The choice of linguistic means and speech genre is deterrmined primarily by the referentially semantic assignments (plan) of the speech subject (or author\"

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\"The second aspect of the utterance htat determines its composition and style is the expressive aspect, that is, the speaker's subjective emotional evaluation of the referentially semantic context of the utterance.

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there is no neutral utterance.

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99: signifying units vs utterances and genres.

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signifying units, words and sentences, are not addressed. Utterances, genres are.

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98-99 Even the most complex example of genre is real and concrete, (distinct from abstract signs). he's thinking of the novel probably.

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\"But the most complex and ultra-composite work of a secondary genre (viewed as a whole) is a single integrated real utterance that has a real author and real addressee whome the author percieves and imagines.\"

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98-99

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97: Speakers attitude toward the other and utterance vital in analysis.

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\"Unless one accounts for the speaker's attitude towad the other and his utterances (existing or atnticipated), one can understand neither the genre nore the style of speech\"

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