The natural life cycle of new media evolution¶
Lehman-Wilzig, & Cohen-Avigdor. (2004). The natural life cycle of new media evolution.
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- Riepl's Law
- Its empirical status is actively debated within the discipline — critics cite CDs displacing vinyl records, digital photography displacing chemical film, and mobile phones largely displacing fixed-line telephony as genuine inter-medium displacements
This sourceA six-stage life-cycle model of new-media evolution emphasising the struggle between old and new media and the survival, adaptation or obsolescence of the older medium.
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“The analysis is based on a 6-stage, natural life cycle model of new media evolution, comprising birth (technical invention), penetration, growth, maturity, self-defense, and adaptation, convergence or obsolescence.”
- Its empirical status is actively debated within the discipline — critics cite CDs displacing vinyl records, digital photography displacing chemical film, and mobile phones largely displacing fixed-line telephony as genuine inter-medium displacements
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