Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media · 2002 · 47 citations · 4 references
Social SciencesCommunicationMarketingInteractive MediaMedia StudiesMedia TheoryAudience ReceptionDigital MediaIntegrated Marketing CommunicationsMass MediaMedia ConvergenceNew MediaAudience-producer RelationsCommercial MediaCommercialization Of MediaCommodity Fetishism In MediaNew Media Theory
Abstract This introduction to the special issue of The Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media on "New Media and the commercial Sphere" begins by discussing the intersection of two trends: the spread o f digital interactive media, and the expansion of synergistic marketing communication. It then surveys five categories of concern that are raised by the contributors o f this special issue that will continue to draw scholarly attention about new media and the commercial sphere: editorial influence, deception, commodity fetishism, intrusion and privacy, and opportunities for consumer resistance.
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Shelton A. Gunaratne · Gazette (Leiden Netherlands) · 2002 · 219 citations
Law, Constitutional Law, Public Law +11