Feeds:
Posts
Comments

Archive for the ‘COM 546’ Category

                                    Bagdikian, B. H. (1983). The media monopoly. Boston: Beacon Press.   Lo, O. W.-Y., & Leung, L. (2009). Effects of gratification-opportunities and gratifications-obtained on preferences of instant messaging and e-mail among college students. Telematics and Informatics. 26 (2), 156.   In Wai-Yu Lo and Louis Leung’s article “Telematics and Informatics”, they use [...]

Read Full Post »

  Hardin Garrett. The Tragedy of the Commons. Science 13 December 1968.   In his 1968 article, Garrett Hardin argues that the only way we can preserve and nurture other and more precious freedoms is by relinquishing the freedom to breed. He points out that there are a class of human problems which can be [...]

Read Full Post »

  Frankly speaking, I am not a good speaker. I hope that my audience has not been tortured through my speaking. There were some faults that I realized after my presentation. First, there was a deficiency in the whole organization. I didn’t finish my speech when the time was up although I had skipped some [...]

Read Full Post »

Questions #3

  1. Why radios’ real potential is as a mass medium rather than communicating between two points? 2. “……more new forms of communication media have emerged in the past two centuries than in the whole of prior human history.” Sociologist James Beniger’s hypothesis is that the information society developed as a result of a crisis [...]

Read Full Post »

c. (2002). The language of new media. Cambridge, Mass: MIT Press. Lev Manovich Manovich points out five principles of new media, as well as summarizes some of the key differences between old and new media in his article. Through the two basic principles: Numerical Representation and Modularity, he deduces the other three principles which are: [...]

Read Full Post »

Questions #2

1.How to cultivate the ability to capitalize on disruptive opportunities since Intel had a victory in this case? What experience and lesson can be drew from it? 2.What are the steps and routes that a disruptive innovation like semiconductor grow from niche markets to the establishment of an industrial kingdom? 3.“Everyone always hopes for the [...]

Read Full Post »

Citations:    Bower, J. L., & Christensen, C. M. (1995). Disruptive Technologies: Catching the Wave. HARVARD BUSINESS REVIEW. 73 (1), 43. Rogers, Everett M., (1995) Diffusion of Innovation, Fourth Edition, The Free Press, New York. Standage,  T. (1998).  The Victorian internet. New York, NY: Berkley Books.   I like this book. Through series of engrossing stories, [...]

Read Full Post »

    In Bower and Christensen’s viewpoint, the main reason why companies like to invest aggressively and successfully in the technologies necessary to retain their current customers but then fail to make certain other technological investments that customers of the future will demand is they stay too close to their customers. Strengths and weaknesses can [...]

Read Full Post »

Final project proposal

The growth of Informal learning under the digital environment THESIS: The development of communication technology has great influence on the definition of learning. From once-only education to Lifelong learning; fixed curriculum to flexible open curriculum; institutional focus to learner focus; Local focus to global networking.Le Grew argues that “the new technological environment opens access to [...]

Read Full Post »

1 How about if firms don’t choose to flight but choose to fight at the very beginning of any disruptive attacks? Thus, what the fate of entrants will be? 2 How to help the government to separate out true signals that a market isn’t functioning optimally from noise that might suggest that the malfunctioning market has [...]

Read Full Post »

Older Posts »

Follow

Get every new post delivered to your Inbox.