This subject uses the interdisciplinary approach of media studies to explore the debates around the role of the media in society, and the changes that digital media are reflecting and contributing to that role. It takes some of the common terms associated with new media – such as 'information revolution', 'global village', 'collapse of time and space', 'globalisation', 'constant change' and 'new forms of democracy' – and analyses their usage in a historical context to facilitate an informed and critical view of the issues.
Autumn semester, City campus
Spring semester, City campus
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Subject EFTSL: 0.125