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Globale Medienkultur: Technik, Geschichte, Theorien
Wien: Facultas wuv (2006), 239 pp.
"Die moderne Kommunikation hat eine weltumspannende Medienkultur geschaffen. Diese beginnt im neunzehnten Jahrhundert, führt von der Verlegung des ersten Tiefseekabels bis zu den ersten Satelliten und weiter zur Oberfläche der Web-Welt, die den Erfahrungswandel der Medien als Interface-Kultur äst
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Guidelines for Communication Technologies
Stuttgart: Fördergesellschaft für angepaßte Techniken (FAKT) (1998), 52 pp.
"The guidelines, written on behalf of the Association of Church Development Services (AG KED) and Misereor, provide basic knowledge about the most important communication technologies, from mail to radio, television, telephone, and fax to networking computers on the Internet." (commbox)
Asian Women in the Information Age: New Communication Technology, Democracy and Women
Singapore: Asian Mass Communication Research and Information Centre (AMIC) (1998), vii, 205 pp.
La información internacional en América Latina
Caracas: Monte Avila Editores (1991), 295 pp.
"Resultado de más de diez años de investigación, este libro analiza la evolución del sistema informativo latinoamericano desde la época de las gacetas y de los primeros corresponsales hasta las parabólicas y los satélites." (Editorial)
