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Ahmet Faruk Cecen Posted 11 years ago
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parasitic reversal
Economically, network media are accompanied by a form of commodification which, as we shall see, constitutes a parasitic reversal of the kind of commodification which typifies broadcast.
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The economic interrelationship
A fourth continuity between the broadcast and network architectures is
the way their economic logics presuppose each other. Economically, network
media are accompanied by a form of commodification which, as we
shall see, constitutes a parasitic reversal of the kind of commodification
which typifies broadcast. The form of commodification which is peculiar
to a first media age is intertwined with the ever-expanding dimensions of advertising
Hi everyone
I could not see what parasitic reversal means? Thanks in advance
Source: Communication Theory; Media, Technology and Society belonging to David Holmes
Text before the one I sent
The economic interrelationship
A fourth continuity between the broadcast and network architectures is
the way their economic logics presuppose each other. Economically, network
media are accompanied by a form of commodification which, as we
shall see, constitutes a parasitic reversal of the kind of commodification
which typifies broadcast. The form of commodification which is peculiar
to a first media age is intertwined with the ever-expanding dimensions of advertising
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Ahmet Faruk Cecen parasitic reversal parasitic ~ like a parasite. A parasite is an organism keeps itself alive by taking the nutrients from another. The parasite can't live on its own.
- Ahmet Faruk Cecen parasitic reversal parasitic ~ like a parasite.
- A parasite is an organism keeps itself alive by taking the nutrients from another.
- The parasite can't live on its own.
- It depends on another organism for its existence.
- reversal ~ a change in direction of some kind, probably a reversal of roles in the context you presented.
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Ahmet Faruk Cecenparasitic reversalparasitic ~ like a parasite. A parasite is an organism keeps itself alive by taking the nutrients from another. The parasite can't live on its own. It depends on another organism for its existence.
reversal ~ a change in direction of some kind, probably a reversal of roles in the context you presented. It may be
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