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Communication is among human beings primary needs In addition to eating sleeping and having children man has always looked for a way to pass on to his peers his thoughts feelings and fears Digital technology has been disruptive even in this field Nowadays everybody can communicate with whomever they want wherever they wish for free and instantly Thanks to social networks we can reach potentially unlimited audiences Ecommerce chats selfies Instagram Facebook Snapchat Youtube the contemporary world is made of digital communications and virtual uninterrupted connections Italians surfing the net are over 39 millions and they surf it from their PCs for 6 hours a day and from their smartphones for 2 hours a day We are talking about a huge human capital which needs to be regulated but also a potentially limitless market where to make business by interpreting big data and using the most refined and efficient storytelling techniques That is because we live in a time when our needs and requirements are stored in the cache memory of our PCs the only place where we can never lie. . digital . world. Extending the print brand beyond . print with a digital . edition . 6 Pointers. ~Heather White, EAC Conference 2013, June 9, 2013. 1. Charge more for digital than for print. Buffeted by declining advertising, which historically accounted for 60- 70% of our revenue, magazines are turning to tablets and digital editions to boost circulation revenue, so we become less dependent on advertising. In the book and newspaper industries, digital versions are typically cheaper than print issues are, but some in the magazine world are going the opposite way, charging more for digital editions. . Spring 2013. Think Digital …. Digital Marketing Imperative . . Lynchburg College . School of Business and Economics. ©. 2013. Dr . Ira Kaufman. The Breakup. . http. ://. www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3qltEtl7H8&feature=player_embedded. Professional Learning Resource for Practitioners. Contents. Media Literacy . Social Media and US Elections. Social Media and Scottish Referendum. The Impact of Social . M. edia on Political . D. ebate. Social media: an overview. People choose to use social media. They form networks. They share messages. People choose social . media. Why do people choose media?. An audience ‘actively’ chooses media. Delivering compliant digital products. 30. . September 2015 . Clare Hughes. Partner. Advertising retail financial products via digital media. The origination process and points to note across different products. How the Internet and mobile communications have changed marketing.. Meet Tom.. Story adapted from Berger, Jonah 2013 "Contagious: Why Things Catch On," New York, NY Simon & Schuster.. the consumer is in charge, . Digital Media. Digital media is used to create imaginary worlds like the one in Marvel’s movie . Guardians of the Galaxy. .. Concepts > Digital Media.  . In this section: Digital Publications, Digital Photography, Digital Audio, Digital Video, Digital Graphics and Interactive Media.. 2. Chapter Contents. Section A: Digital Sound. Section B: Bitmap Graphics. Section C: Vector and 3-D Graphics. Section D: Digital Video. Section E: Digital Rights Management. Chapter 8: Digital Media. 2. Chapter Contents. Section A: Digital Sound. Section B: Bitmap Graphics. Section C: Vector and 3-D Graphics. Section D: Digital Video. Section E: Digital Rights Management. FastPoll True/False Questions. TYPES OF MEDIA. Messages aimed at mass audiences; can be delivered in many forms or methods.. Traditional Media. Social Media. Digital Media. 2. TRADITIONAL MEDIA. Communication that was well-established before the Internet age; books, newspapers, magazines, etc.. TECHNO-SOCIAL LIFE. MARY CHAYKO. 9. . More Benefits and Hazards of 24/7 . Superconnectedness. CONSTANT AVAILABILITY. Constant availability and continuous connectedness provide digital tech users with an ambient awareness of one another that is remarkably persistent and a host of obligations and responsibilities.. 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