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245 00 $aUnderstanding media convergence :$bthe state of the field /$cedited by August E. Grant, Jeffrey S. Wilkinson.
260 $aNew York :$bOxford University Press,$c2009.
300 $ax, 310 p. :$bill. ;$c25 cm.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 00 $gIntroduction:$tDimensions of media convergence /$rAugust E. Grant --$tThe state of convergence journalism revisited : newspapers take the lead /$rCamille Kraeplin$g&$rCarrie Anna Criado --$tConvergence explained : playing catch-up with news consumers /$rJanet Kolodzy --$tMiddletown Media Studies II : observing consumer interactions with media /$rRobert A. Papper, Michael E. Holmes,$g&$rMark N. Popovich --$tThe converged audience : receiver-senders and content creators /$rJeffrey S. Wilkinson, Steven R. McClung,$g&$rVarsha A. Sherring --$tMedia convergence and the neo-dark age /$rVan Kornegay --$tConverging communication, colliding cultures : shifting boundaries and the meaning of "our field" /$rJeffrey S. Wilkinson --$tCulture, conflict, and convergence : a theoretical discussion of group-based identity and bias reduction in a converged newsroom /$rVincent F. Filak --$tDeveloping media managers for convergence : a study of management theory and practice for managers of converged newsrooms /$rHolly A. Fisher --$tA feminist perspective on convergence /$rAugust E. Grant, Jennifer H. Meadows,$g&$rElizabeth Jordan Storm --$tOn linkages and levels : using theory to assess the effect of converged structures on news products /$rGeorge L. Daniels --$tThe meaning and influence of convergence : a qualitative case study of newsroom work at the Tampa News Center /$rMichel Dupagne$g&$rBruce Garrison --$tNews convergence arrangements in smaller media markets /$rTony DeMars --$tBeyond the "tower of Babel: " ideas for future research in media convergence /$rSusan Keith$gand$rB. William Silcock --$tWeb logs : democratizing media production /$rBryan Murley --$tGlobal aspects of convergence /$rKenneth C. Killebrew --$tTracks, silos, and elevators : postsecondary convergence journalism education in the United States /$rTimothy E. Bajkiewicz --$tThe future of media convergence /$rCharles Bierbauer.
520 $aOn our contemporary media landscape, the potential of the written word is limitless. Repurposing print journalism for the Internet and beyond, convergent journalism invigorates and transforms how we create and experience media. A vital new resource in our digital age, Understanding Media Convergence outlines and investigates the broad theoretical and conceptual issues surrounding this emergent subject. Bringing together incisive work by some of the leaders in the field--including Janet Kolodzy, Bob Papper, Kenneth Killebrew, and Charles Bierbauer--editors August E. Grant and Jeffrey S. Wilkinson have selected readings that introduce readers to this provocative subject and provide a strong framework for inquiry. Through its dynamic and diverse voices this compelling anthology outlines the various types of convergence and their theoretical underpinnings; presents real-world case studies that show convergent journalism in action; investigates the democracy of weblogs; provides insight into convergence by applying feminist theory, organizational culture, and management theory and concludes with a discussion of the future of convergent journalism These essays expand and underscore the practical techniques put forth in Grant and Wilkinson's textbook, Principles of Convergent Journalism, and the contributors offer a fascinating look at the controversies, constraints, and possibilities of media convergence. Essential for advanced journalism students, scholars, and professional journalists, Understanding Media Convergence sheds light on the future of the media--and the transformations that will affect us all.
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