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A History of the Media.
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Cover -- FROM BIG BANG TO BIG DATA -- Title -- Copyright -- CONTENTS -- Key Thinkers in the History of Media -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- In the Beginning Was ... -- Geomedia -- Biomedia -- The Talking Human -- Doing Things with Words -- Visual Communication: Images, Sculptures, and Counting Systems -- From Bookkeeping to Writing -- Enduring Media: Stone, Clay, Rituals -- Connecting Empires -- Writing and Reading Practices: The Examples of Greece and Rome -- Silk Roads -- Arabic Convergence Culture -- European Information Overload -- Medieval Intermedia -- The Inca Empire Solves a Knotty Problem -- Early Modern Oral, Written, and Visual Continuity -- Multimedia Festivals and Everyday Life -- A Partially New Printing Technology -- A Printing Revolution? -- The Media of the Scientific Revolution -- Print Capitalism -- Politics and the Public Sphere -- Memory, Rights, and Literacy -- The Modern Experience - Media in the Nineteenth Century -- Speech in the Public Sphere -- The Medium Par Excellence? -- The Modern Press -- Electric Media -- A New Visual Culture -- Audiovisual Media - About the Past -- The Media of the Masses -- Mass Media as an Industry -- Mass Media as Politics in the Twentieth Century -- Mass Media Hardware: The Example of Japan -- Everyday Media -- Remediation and Mobility -- Analog and Digital -- Calculating Machines as Media (or Vice Versa) -- Memex, Infrastructures, and Networks -- Breakthrough of the PC -- World Wide Web -- The Social Significance of Computerization -- Mobile Devices - Social and Streaming Media -- Digital Media Specificity and Big Data -- Afterword -- References -- Index.
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Beyond newspapers, television, and social networks, media are the means by which any information is shared, from antique graffiti to playlists on Spotify. Cultures are held together as much by bookkeeping and records as they are by stories and myths. From Big Bang to Big Data shows how every society has been a media society, in its own way.
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Mass media-History.
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Lundell, Patrik.
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