1996
DOI: 10.1007/bf02691999
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Frederick jackson turner and the democratization of the electronic frontier

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“…By incorporating feedback, political activity becomes more personalized and enhances the potential for engagement (London, 1994). Internetworked electronic media also offer ordinary people opportunities to create and disseminate information because of the low barriers to producing a Web site, redistributing existing electronic information, or sponsoring an electronic mailing list (Berman & Witzner, 1997; Carveth & Metz, 1996). Thus, significantly greater amounts of easily reproducible information can be available to anyone who seeks it, and this information may originate from a wider variety of sources than traditional broadcast and print media (Tambini, 1999).…”
Section: Theory and Conceptsmentioning
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“…By incorporating feedback, political activity becomes more personalized and enhances the potential for engagement (London, 1994). Internetworked electronic media also offer ordinary people opportunities to create and disseminate information because of the low barriers to producing a Web site, redistributing existing electronic information, or sponsoring an electronic mailing list (Berman & Witzner, 1997; Carveth & Metz, 1996). Thus, significantly greater amounts of easily reproducible information can be available to anyone who seeks it, and this information may originate from a wider variety of sources than traditional broadcast and print media (Tambini, 1999).…”
Section: Theory and Conceptsmentioning
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“…These properties differentiate ICTs from traditional media and computing, but they are not evident across the board; the affordances may not be integrated or equally accessible in comparable settings or applications (Carveth & Metz, 1996; J. van Dijk, 2000). More importantly, a causal relationship does not necessarily exist between technological affordances and user activity (Bimber, 1998; Hacker, 1996).…”
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“…Poprzez możliwość dodawania opinii działalność polityczna staje się bardziej spersonalizowana i zwiększa potencjał zaangażowania (London 1993). Media elektroniczne (internetowe) dają zwykłym ludziom możliwość tworzenia i rozpowszechniania informacji ze względu na niskie koszty, drogą na przykład tworzenia stron internetowych, które redystrybuują istniejące informacje, czy tworzenia list mailingowych (Carveth i Metz 1996). Obywatele, dzięki interaktywnemu Internetowi, sami (to znaczy bez pośrednictwa redaktorów) gromadzą interesujące ich informacje.…”
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“…Le prophétisme technologique, souvent appuyé sur un individualisme libéral naïf (décrit parDahlberg, 2001), de même que l'accusation de « technologisme »(Dacheux, 1998) négligent, au profit d'un modèle unique supposé, la radicale hétérogénéité de l'internet. Comme le montre DominiqueCardon (2006), la « blogosphère » elle-même est composée d'espaces fortement hétérogènes dont la capacité à réunir un public varie de zéro à l'infini...Il ne s'agit pas plus de nourrir les illusions technicistes d'une démocratie enfin directe(Carveth et Metz, 1996 ;Klein et Kling, 1999), ni de préjuger d'une autonomie des outils tech-…”
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