Remediation¶
Bolter, J. D., & Grusin, R. (1999). Remediation: Understanding New Media. MIT Press.
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- Remediation
- Communication media. Early websites laid out like newspapers; early film shot as if from a theater seat; television news adopting newspaper page-layout vocabulary; podcasts imitating radio shows; e-books preserving page-turn animations.
This sourceOriginates the concept of remediation — a new medium refashioning an older one — and the immediacy/hypermediacy double logic.
- Communication media. Early websites laid out like newspapers; early film shot as if from a theater seat; television news adopting newspaper page-layout vocabulary; podcasts imitating radio shows; e-books preserving page-turn animations.
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