Peterson, Lauren creator author. text bibliography -uk 2025 monographic eng

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x, 251 pages ; 26 cm. "Electronic Media and Information Technology is a comprehensive textbook that explores the intersection of electronic media with information technology, offering insights into their symbiotic relationship and transformative impact on modern communication. This book is essential for students, professionals, and researchers interested in understanding how technology shapes and enhances electronic media practices. The book begins by examining the evolution of electronic media and its convergence with information technology. It covers key technological advancements such as digital broadcasting, internet-based media distribution, multimedia production tools, and interactive media platforms. "Electronic Media and Information Technology" delves into the practical applications of technology in electronic media, including content creation, distribution strategies, audience engagement analytics, and the integration of social media in media campaigns. It discusses the role of data analytics, artificial intelligence, and virtual reality in reshaping the landscape of electronic media. Through case studies, industry examples, and theoretical frameworks, this textbook provides a comprehensive understanding of how information technology drives innovation and efficiency in electronic media industries. It addresses ethical considerations, regulatory challenges, and emerging trends that impact the future of electronic media and information technology integration. Overall, "Electronic Media and Information Technology" equips readers with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate and thrive in the rapidly evolving digital media landscape"-- Publisher's description. Digital communication: understanding electronic media -- Guidelines for effective electronic publishing -- Foundations of information technology: infrastructure and application -- Digital learning: the future of education -- Understanding electronic databases: structure and function -- The origins of electromechanical television: a historical perspectives -- Cinematic storytelling: techniques in film-style dramatic production -- From operations to innovation: a development framework -- Crafting narratives: film editing processes in new media. Lauren Peterson. Includes bibliographical references and index. Electronic media Digital media Digital communications Information technology Mass media Technological innovations P96.T42 .P48 2025 302.23 P442e 9781836592730 CSPC 261019 20261021143253.0 eng