"A vallási élet elemi formái"-tól "A média rítusai"-ig: durkheimi fogalmak a kommunikációelméletben

Author(s): Eszter Bartha / Language(s): Hungarian / Issue: 18/2012

The essay gives a critical review of The Rituals of the Media by Lajos Császi. It seeks to showhow the Durkheimian sociology of religion can be applied to the modern communicationtheory and what perspectives such a combination can store for sociology. The mediahas a significant impact on the formation of public opinion; therefore, its rituals deservea special attention. However, the opinion forming power of the media depends on thesocial structure and the movement of the masses. Today even ordinary people can broadcastInternet TV-programmes and we have not even mentioned the technical possibilitiesoffered by the various social network sites. It is not only the technical competence, whichdetermines whether a given opinion will remain embedded in a narrow subculture or itsucceeds to move the masses, which was a well-loved catchword of the 20th century

"Informacija" i teorija komunikacije - Bilješke za buduću povijest tog koncepta

Author(s): Hanno Hardt / Language(s): Croatian / Issue: 01/1987

A historical analysis of the concept of information, within communication theory, begin with its determining as a historical framework, a socio-cultural context for the study of media and communication; information as knowledge, and communication as the integration and transformation of the different segments of society. Information is defined as a form of practical knowledge in the process of change and the realization of a democratic society. With the stressing of a scientific, empirical, analysis of society the scientific status of information is getting stronger. Such an approach relies on the model patterns of analysis with a stress on cybcrnetical and mathematical problems. More ambitious, globally directed approaches connect this approach with general system theory. A fundamental limitation of this model conception of information manifests itself in the production of distorted images of social reality and of complex human interaction.

"We Believe Journalism is the Ideal Vehicle For Teaching 21st Century Skills". Is the New Meaning of Media Literacy Worth Spreading? Action Research in Silicon Valley

Author(s): Agnieszka Janiak-Staszek / Language(s): English / Publication Year: 0

"Разговори" в смарт пространството

Author(s): Roussi Marinov / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 1/2015

In the article “Conversations in the Smart Space" by prof. Rusi Marinov, D.Sc. are monitored the development, principles and models of smart work systems, theories of conversation and their modifications in the modern environment. Analyzed are new forms of communication such as M2M and IoT.

"ТЕАТР ДЛЯ ДІАЛОГУ": НА ПЕРЕТИНІ З АКТИВІЗМОМ І ТЕРАПІЄЮ?

Author(s): Olha Velymchanytsia / Language(s): Ukrainian / Issue: 1/2015

This paper deals with a theatrical practice that became widespread during the events of Euromaidan – "Theatre for Dialogue". The studying of Augusto Boal’s "Theatre of the Oppressed" technique, which is the basis of "Theater for Dialogue", is primary in the analysis. "Theatre of the Oppressed" is not purely theatrical phenomenon – it lies at the inter-section of activism and social therapy. Being the reaction on the totalitarian regime in Brazil, "Theatre of the Oppressed" technique has become widespread all over the world, mainly in the areas with military and civil conflicts. So as soon as Ukrainian people faced severe social and political challenges, this theatrical technique reached our cities through its practitioners from different countries.

(In)Communication chronophage : esquisse d’une microdystopie de l'accélération en réseaux

Author(s): Antonio Fernández Vicente / Language(s): French / Issue: 02/2016

This paper studies the techno culture of acceleration from a sociological and genealogical perspective. It is a question of micro-power that transforms the social network Utopia into an autorestrainted Dystopia. The synchronisation with the others leads us to a communication flux 24/7. Therefore, the right to communicate throughout the social network becomes a horizontal implied must in order to join in the multiples conversations in real time. The permanent actualisation becomes a necessity and the user a time consumer. In a society where time is accelerated, communication turns structurally into incommunication.

(Ne)vjerodostojnost medijske reprezentacije kulture: od političke manipulacije do strategije skandala

Author(s): Nina Ožegovic / Language(s): Croatian / Issue: 13/2018

The paper analyzes the media representation of cultural content in Croatia during the transition period, with particular emphasis on selectivity and ideological coloration, as well as the market condition of these contents in mass media. The paper establishes that the process of transformation of media content passes through three phases, and that each phase introduces new models, mechanisms and principles in presentation of culture on the press pages. These new models range from the model of political manipulation to cultural content and the individual’s satanization through the scandal’s strategy to media staging and theatricalization of the reality affecting the (non) credibility of information and the creation of public opinion.

(Re)presenting the University of Bucharest in the Media. Fundamental Approach to the Process of Academic Leadership

Author(s): Viorica Aura Päu,Adriana Stefanel / Language(s): English / Issue: 19/2014

The aim of this paper is to integrate the quantitative content analysis methodology into the broader perspective of the social representation theory, in the attempt to illustrate the manner in which the mediated social representation of an institution can be included in an effective communication strategy.

,,Meg kellene írni” (Egy erdélyi sajtótörténeti kutatás dilemmái)

Author(s): Edit Péter / Language(s): Hungarian / Issue: 2/2010

The historical research of the Transylvanian journalism shows hardships regarding the second half of the 19th century. To fi ll this gap has started a research, whose purpose was to make the history of Transylvanian journalism to be felt and seen in terms of European and Eastern European. It began the research of the two outstanding Cluj newspapers, Magyar Polgár and Kolozsvár, along which becomes visible the history of Transylvanian journalism of this period.

2015 Yılı Reyting Listesi Program Analizi

Author(s): Uzman Ferhat Bakir,Hamit Ersoy / Language(s): Turkish / Issue: Special/2017

Yeni iletişim teknolojilerinin gelişmesi doğrultusunda geleneksel medyanın etkisi ve rolü her ne kadar tartışmalı gözükmekteyse de televizyon; ticari iletişim gelirleri, kamuoyu oluşturma becerisi ve kitlelere ulaşabilme gücü sayesinde günümüz Türkiye’sinde en gözde kitle iletişim aracı olarak öne çıkmaktadır. Bu sebeple televizyon kuruluşlarının yapısı ve sahipliği, televizyonlarda üretilen içerik, televizyonlarda üretilen içeriğin kitleler tarafından kabulü ve beğenilmesi hem özel sektör kuruluşları hem sivil toplum kuruluşları hem de devlet tarafından yakından takip edilmektedir. Televizyondaki içeriğin seyredilme durumunu bir veri halinde sunabilen en temel araç reyting sistemidir. Reyting sistemi, televizyon kanallarında zaman ve program temelli olarak ölçümleme yapan ve hangi televizyon kanalını hangi sosyo-ekonomik statüdeki kişinin seyrettiğini belirlemeye yarayan sistemin adıdır. Bu yolla özel sektör kuruluşları hedef kitlelerine ulaşma adına ticari iletişim planlaması yapmakta ve harcamalar bu sistemdeki izlenme oranlarına göre gerçekleştirilmektedir. Bir anlamda pazar fiyatını belirleyen unsur reyting ölçümleridir. Ayrıca reyting ölçümleri; izleyicinin ilgisini çeken televizyon programlarının türü, içeriği ve hitap ettiği kitle konusunda içtimai, sosyolojik, ekonomik değerlendirme yapabilmeye imkân tanımaktadır. Bu bağlamda televizyon kanallarındaki programlar ve bazı yapım türleri son yıllarda kamuoyunda sıklıkla tartışılmakta ve gündemi meşgul etmektedir. Televizyon dizileri, kuşak programları, izdivaç yapımları alan özelinde ön plana çıkan program türleridir denilebilir. Tüm bu çerçevede 2015 yılında TİAK A.Ş. tarafından tam zamanlı ölçümü yapılan televiyon kanalları reyting listesi incelenmiş, bu listeden yararlanılarak toplam oranlarda ilk yirmi beş’e (25) giren programlar türlerine göre sınıflandırılmıştır. Sonuçta elde edilen anlamlı veriler yorumlanarak 2015 yılı popüler program türleri tespit edilmiştir. Yapılan sınıflandırma, Radyo ve Televizyon Üst Kurulu’nun ‘‘Yayınlarda Program Türleri Kod, Taknım ve Sınıflandırmaları’’ adlı kitapçığında belirlenen program türlerinin sınıflandırılması paralelinde gerçekleştirilmiştir.

A 2010. május 22-én lezajlott VIII. Média- és kommunikációtudományi konferencia előadásai

Author(s): / Language(s): Hungarian / Issue: 3/2010

This article presents the main outlines of the VIII. Media and Communication Science Conference from BBU, Cluj-Napoca

A 3-FACTOR MODEL RELATING COMMUNICATION TO RISK MITIGATION OF EXTENDED INFORMATION SYSTEM FAILOVER

Author(s): Athanasios Podaras / Language(s): English / Issue: 2/2015

This paper aims to analyse the relation between timely and effective communication and risk mitigation of late recovery after an unexpected information system outage in enterprises. An unforeseen information system failure in modern enterprise units, may result to significant operational and financial damage. In such a critical incident, effective communication between the team leaders and the recovery team involved, can minimize or even eliminate this negative impact. An extended information system outage can be perceived as a time deviation from the Maximum Accepted Outage (ΜΑΟ) timeframe, proposed by the business continuity management, according to the value of which dependent business functions may be interrupted without any serious effects to the company. The paper examines the relation between 3 basic factors and the efficient communication between team members. The factors are: timely information distribution, staff availability and network availability. Through the current paper, the author proposes a risk analysis model, based on the Composite Risk Index theory of Risk Management, which can significantly diminish the possibility of an extended information system outage, as well as calculate the extended time required to recover a system when the aforementioned factors emerge in their worst form. The precise calculation of recovery time can be achieved via the execution of business continuity tests which include scenarios, according to which an unexpected system outage coexists with delayed information distribution as well as low staff and network availability.

A Babuka a fűben című animációs dokumentumfilm elkészítésének folyamata

Author(s): Gyopár-Orsolya Búzási / Language(s): Hungarian / Issue: 3/2017

The film is about a personal family story of the director, based on interviews with her relatives.This paper presents the work in progress process of the mentioned animated documentary,revealing the development of the narrative structure and reflecting on theories about interview making, and on the ideas which led to the final visual style of the film which is a mixture of video footage of the interviews, old family pictures, historical archive pictures and drawings.

A bőr emlékezik. Jelek a testen

Author(s): Géza Balázs / Language(s): Hungarian / Issue: 4/2013

The paper discusses body signs in the following structure: (I.) according to the body of the sign (the sign vehicle): non-verbal communication: 1. body characteristics: body type, appearance, weight, color of hair and skin, body and breath smell, etc. 2.complementary object (product, emblem) or cosmetics (perfume, lipstick) worn on the body, (II.) according to the intention of the communicator: 1. unintentional (natural), 2. intentional (artificial), (III.) according to the origin of signs: 1. prototypical, 2. deformed (universal), 3. intentional (culture-specific), (IV.) according to the function/aim of communication: 1. informality (concealment), 2. expressiveness (revelation). The paper discusses the areas of body communication, especially tattoo, and draws attention on the opposition of various characteristics of body communication (skin color, body transformation).

A CASE STUDY ON THE POTENTIAL BENEFITS OF CONSOLIDATION WITHIN TRANSPORT, LOGISTICS, AND FREIGHT FORWARDING CLUSTERS IN THE POMERANIAN REGION

Author(s): Jagienka Rzesny-Cieplinska / Language(s): English / Issue: 8/2016

This paper focuses on the advantages of the companies that act in cooperation/clusters, as an approach to prevent the possible gain of interest for competitive products. Companies operating in the forwarding, transportation, and logistics sector are seeking original methods to become competitive. Price has lost its importance when selecting transportation and logistics services providers. Nowadays, it is the quality of service rates that is considered most important, followed by reliability, flexibility, and the product range. We will examine the rest of the factors influencing customers’ choice of freight forwarding, transportation, or logistics operators, in this paper.

A cenzúra színe és visszája

Author(s): Gábor Cseke / Language(s): Hungarian / Issue: 3/2012

Gábor Cseke presents the book redacted by Ilie Rad (The Censure in Romania) who contains the studies of the 10th Press History Symposium. Are analyzed the articles of Péter Cseke, Gelu Neamțu, Dan Culcer, etc. Gábor Cseke also remembers an article from Réka Sánta-Jakabházi, who wroted about the „anti-censure style” of the author Franz Hodjak (German writer, born in Romania). Cseke outlines that the articles from the volume are mostly based on personal experiences, and are valuable confessions from the witness of the communist regime. The conclusion of the article is that the censure is functionable even today, but under other forms than in past.

A communication reflection from Evangelii Gaudium: Teachings for Church Institutional Communications

Author(s): Daniel Arasa / Language(s): English / Issue: 1/2018

The Apostolic Exhortation Evangelii gaudium is the fruit of Pope Francis’ reflection on the 13thOrdinary General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops, gathered in October 2012 which discussed thesubject “The New Evangelization for the Transmission of the Christian Faith”. We analyze the Pope’sdocument from a communication perspective. However, this article will not present the communicationtheories behind the text, but extract some practical teachings and principles useful for Church communicators.The title of the exhortation, “The Joy of the Gospel”, is a perfect synthesis of the Pope’s toneand intention, and brings one naturally to the conclusion that Church communicators play a particularrole in the task of evangelization, as sowers of peace and dialogue in the world.

A Comparative Analysis of Media Pluralism and Content Diversity Policy in Slovenia, Hungary, Croatia and Serbia

Author(s): Vesna Ðukic,Sofija Drecun / Language(s): English / Issue: 3/2013

The purpose of this paper is to explain and present the existing policies and practices on media pluralism and content diversity in four different states in Europe, through comparing and analyzing two member states of the European Union, Hungary and Slovenia, and two non-EU countries, Serbia and Croatia. The main goal of this paper is to recommend solutions for better practices in media pluralism and content diversity in one of the analyzed countries, Serbia. The countries previously mentioned have been chosen for the analyses and comparison due to their close proximity to each other, and the similar composition of their minority populations.

A comparative study of form-focused and communicative methods of language teaching in ESP courses

Author(s): Amin Karimnia,Mahmood Khosravani / Language(s): English / Issue: 12/2018

The purpose of this study was to compare the effectiveness of the use of communicative methods and form-focused methods as implemented in English for Specific Purposes (ESP) courses. To accomplish this, two groups of management students were selected for the study. Each group consisted of 30 participants. Their level of proficiency in English and their subject matter knowledge were tested through a sample of IELTS and a pre-test. The two groups were at the same level of proficiency in both general English and English for Students of Management before receiving treatment in 20 sessions within a period of 75 days. Participants in Group A received a form-focused method with some occasional uses of their L1. In Group B, however, the participants were exposed to a communicative ESP course which exclusively relied on English the L2. After the period of treatment, the two groups were examined via a post-test. Results showed that Group B was more successful in the post-test. Moreover, the learners who were proficient in English and the subject matter achieved more from the communicative methods of language teaching in the ESP course. Findings imply that the nature of the subject matter, or whether it is theoretical or applied, could be a factor in deciding a method of language teaching for ESP courses.

A Critical Analysis of Two Audience Prototypes and Their Participatory Dimensions

Author(s): Miroljub Radojkovic,Ana Milojevic / Language(s): English / Issue: 21/2011

This article discusses how the concept of audience theory has been developed within two basic intellectual traditions, resulting in two basic prototypes. On one side, there is the trajectory of the “mass audience” that was created and developed parallel with the emergence of the media of mass communication. The mass audience is regarded as a multilayer collectivity, residing at the end of a successive linear communication process – sender, channel, message, receiver and effects. In this one-way communication model, the audience is primarily the receiving structure, with little or no opportunity for feedback and participation in the communication process. The other prototype is linked to the development of new digital media and the internet; here the public is theoretically considered as “cross media” and active. The audience of new media is seen as a heterogeneous and structural collective in the communication model that characterizes the thow of information “many to many”. This prototype attributes to the new, active audiences or users unlimited power to participate and shape the communication processes. We discuss features of the two prototypes, including media usage, media access, information resources, time engagement and functions derived from media use. The most important feature we take up, however, is participation. We point out the problems and limitations of both prototypes in this regard. On the one hand the study of audiences has long been rooted in the concept of mass audience and limited with its primal orientation towards the effects of mass communication, while on the other hand, the emerging prototype 2 is all too easily granted participatory capacities, especially concerning the public sphere. therefore, the theorists of new and old media must step outside the prevailing postulates and consider the audience beyond the two prevailing prototypes in order to further deepen our knowledge and understanding of contemporary audiences and their participation.