Cybermedia Go to War

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Cybermedia Go to War

Author	: Ralph D. Berenger
File Size	: 52,8 Mb
Publisher	: Unknown
Language	: English
Release Date	: 02 June 2024
ISBN	: STANFORD:36105128303489
Pages	: 428 pages

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Cybermedia Go to War by Ralph D. Berenger Book PDF Summary

What impact is cyberspace having on the creation and distribution of news during war time? Can the Internet be used to hold government more accountable? Can it mobilize opposition to or support for a war? These are some of the questions the editor and 33 other media scholars from around the world tackle in Cybermedia Go to War -- the sequel to the best-selling campanion volume, Global Media Go to War (2004, Marquette Books).

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