336 Pages
37 B/W Illustrations
by
Routledge
336 Pages
37 B/W Illustrations
by
Routledge
336 Pages
37 B/W Illustrations
by
Routledge
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The Cyberspace Handbook is a comprehensive guide to all aspects of new media, information technologies and the internet. It gives an overview of the economic, political, social and cultural contexts of cyberspace, and provides practical advice on using new technologies for research, communication and publication.
The Cyberspace Handbook includes:
*a glossary of over eighty key terms... Read more
Notes on Contributors Preface Acknowledgements List of Tables and Illustrations
Part 1: Introduction and Contexts Cyberspace, Digital Media and the Internet 2. Mapping Cyberspace 3. ICT, Telecommunications and Cyberspace Part 2: Using Cyberspace 4. Using the Internet 5. Cyberspace Technologies 6. Webcasting and Digital Broadcasting 7. Games and Entertainment Part 3: Reading/Writing Cyberspace 8. Sources, Resources and Research 9. Online News and Journalism 10. E-Zines 11. Online Writing 12. Web Design Part IV: Regulations, Institutions and Ethics 13. Regulation and Cybercrime 14. Cyberspace and the Public Sphere 15. Ethics in Cyberspace Glossary Web Resources Bibliography Index
Part 1: Introduction and Contexts Cyberspace, Digital Media and the Internet 2. Mapping Cyberspace 3. ICT, Telecommunications and Cyberspace Part 2: Using Cyberspace 4. Using the Internet 5. Cyberspace Technologies 6. Webcasting and Digital Broadcasting 7. Games and Entertainment Part 3: Reading/Writing Cyberspace 8. Sources, Resources and Research 9. Online News and Journalism 10. E-Zines 11. Online Writing 12. Web Design Part IV: Regulations, Institutions and Ethics 13. Regulation and Cybercrime 14. Cyberspace and the Public Sphere 15. Ethics in Cyberspace Glossary Web Resources Bibliography Index
Biography
Jason Whittaker
'The Cyberspace Handbook is that rare animal, an easy to read book about some complex technologies and ideas ... It's a great start point for anyone who wants to cut through the hype and actually start living and working in cyberspace' - First Monday Journal
