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Comunicare l'archeologia: innovazioni multimediali negli allestimenti museali
2014
Negli ultimi anni il tema della comunicazione museale attraverso i più avanzati strumenti di comunicazione è diventato, per i museografi, di forte interesse progettuale. Da diversi anni viene condotto infatti un dibattito molto acceso sui metodi e mezzi di comunicazione a supporto della narrazione archeologica in continuo contrasto fra tradizionalisti e rinnovatori, sul rapporto tra gli oggetti e la multimedialità e sul museo come luogo di apprendimento e divertimento. La ricerca approfondisce l'uso e il ruolo delle nuove tecnologie di comunicazione concentrandosi sulla possibilità di inserimento di essi negli allestimenti a carattere archeologico. Negli ultimi anni, i new media hanno appor…
Las voces radiofónicas: Las radios comunitarias en Brasil
2007
La presente Tesis pretende provocar y ampliar el debate sobre el tema de las radios comunitarias en Brasil. Aunque sea un tema muy comentado en nuestra actualidad, todavía es poco estudiado dentro de su debida importancia en la comunicación científica. Esta investigación intentará demostrar como los indicadores económicos, sociales y políticos de Brasil interfirieron para que el pueblo llevase a cabo fuertes movilizaciones por la democratización de la distribución de las emisoras de radio en este País, alentando a que el gobierno crease una ley para regularizar las radios comunitarias en Brasil. El estudio irá discutir el gran interés de los políticos y empresarios en obtener una licencia p…
Media Architectures and Urban Screens as New Media: Forms, Places and Spectatorship
2010
Il saggio analizza due esempi di "urban medialization": l'urban screen in piazza Duomo a Milano e le esperienze di urban light design e di informational screen a Torino.
Open Source and New Media Artists
2007
This paper deals with the open source method practiced within the new media art context. I present a case study on an international festival, PixelACHE 2005, which was organized by and for new media artists and served as a platform for demonstrations of new media projects and as a meeting place for experimental new media artists. In this article I discuss how new media artists adapted the open source ideology. Open source is seen both as a more liberal method of distribution and as an open joint creative process. I was particularly interested in what kind of motives the new media artists had for taking part in the PixelACHE festival and the joint artistic creative process. In my analysis, I…
La personalizzazione a scuola e i social network
2009
A Changing Media Landscape. Science, the Public and the Press: The Case of Climate Change
2013
Economic restructuring in the media industry has eliminated many professional journalists’ jobs, reductions that may have been hardest on specialized journalists reporting areas like science, technology, economics, or international affairs. This makes audiences even more dependent on new, often social, media for scientific information. The concept of «critical science literacy» is introduced as a way to capture the skills needed to navigate science news in the evolving media landscape. While these same skills were needed to make sense of science in the «old» media world as well, the contemporary shift resulting in attenuation of authoritative journalistic voices is likely to continue, deman…
The Role of Social Media in the Creation of Young People’s Consumer Identities
2023
This article explores how young people construct and express their consumer identities via their consumption styles on social media. The importance of commercial content on social media, such as the postings of social media influencers and advertisers, has been increasing during the past years. Framed by theories on social identity, social comparison and consumer socialization, we analysed focus group discussions with 15 to 19-year-old teenagers in Finland ( N = 35). The results reveal that the participants had a clear understanding of their consumer identities: what kind of consumers they were and what they did not want to be. The consumption styles: luxury brand-oriented, trendy second-h…