Media, consumption (also of information) and the fetishism of technology
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.1984-5057.v8i2p85-96Keywords:
Journalism, Consumer, Technology, Information, DemocracyAbstract
This paper thematizes the impact of new technologies on the perception of professionals, users and researchers of Journalism, Advertising and Media. Finding connections between the media and consumer society, mediated by specific communicational techniques of advertising and public relations, this paper collects some testimonials about the advent of disruptive changes, aiming to prove that: (1) the feeling that things have never changed so quickly dates at least from a few centuries ago; and (2) it is necessary to be careful and not to idolize technical innovations as if they were the womb of the future.
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