Articles related to "Marshall Mcluhan"

Canadian scholar Marshall McLuhan forever altered the world of media with his research and observations on how communication mediums affect those around them

The newspaper industry currently faces the unique situation of having one form of journalism now split between the two separate media of print and online editions.

The Democrats took a bold step forward by holding an online debate for 2008 candidates last week; this format will prove to be essential for future political discourse

The purpose of environmental design is to accomodate life's necessities in a most optimal integrated structure.

Pecha Kucha Night, a night of slideshow presentations, is a way for communities to engage in the dialogue of ideas. For activists, it's an ideal way to get things done.

Cult novelist Douglas Coupland appeared at the Edinburgh Book Festival and entertained the audience with readings from his new novel Generation A.

Crude CGI animation and schmaltzy storytelling mark Mattel/NBC-Universal's Barbie and the Diamond Castle. 1/10.

Creators Stan Lee, Will Eisner, Alan Moore, and Scott McCloud were among the first to argue why comics are a unique art form, and explain comic book theory.

Print journalism is by no means extinct, nor is it on its way to extinction. However, circulation will likely continue to drop as readers transfer to online editions.

A countdown of the Most Important Books in Canadian Literature, from 1948-1968, as reported by the Literary Review of Canada

"This happens here" is the simplest description of any narrative; and setting is the first critical component in a work of fiction.

The message presented by the medium of print journalism differs from the message presented by the medium of online journalism.

The Culture Industry is a must-have text for those interested in political philosophy and cultural studies. Theodor Adorno provides excellent food for thought.