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Section A - DFOCs
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Digital Revolution
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Why was the switch to DFOCs important?
Digi
info could be sent faster + more reliably.
AO2: Baker + revolutions
Agricultural Rev. - changed farming
Industrial Rev. - changed manufacturing
When was the World Wide Web invented?
1989
What are the 2 adaptations made to media as part of this revolution?
Extension of trad. media - Film/TV on streaming, newspapers on e-readers
New media platforms - phones, laptops etc are interactive
5 pros of DFOCs:
Instantly
transfer
info
No phys.
space
needed
Can't be
broken
More
interactive
Can be
copied
many times
4 cons of DFOCs:
Can't
touch
/
look
at things in the same way as
analogue
Risks e.g. lack of
authenticity
Harder to
own
digi products
More opportunities for
crime
+
antisocial
behaviour
AO2: Cornford & Robins + owners of new DFOCs:
They control New Media the same way they controlled Old Media
What are the 2 things capitalist DFOC owners are interested in:
Making profit
Spreading RC ideology to manufacture consent (choice is an illusion)
Why are Cornford + Robins outdated?
Their ideas only apply to
Web 1.0
(pre-
2004
) which was less interactive