Handbook of New Media   : social shaping and social consequences of ICTs  
Edited by Leah A.Lievrouw and sonia Livingstone  
 - New Delhi   Sage Publications   2006 
 - xix; 475 
<br/><br/> Part One : New Media, Culture and Society <br/>1 Interpersonal Life Online<br/>  Nancy K. Baym<br/>2 Creating community with Media: History, Theories and Scientific Investigations  <br/>  Nicholas W. Jankowski <br/>3 Children and New Media <br/>   David Buckingham <br/>4 Perspectives on Internet Use : Access, Involvement and Interaction Ronald E. Rice and caroline Haythornthwaite <br/>5 New Media and small group organizing <br/>6 Culture and New Media: A Historical View <br/>7 Cultural studies and communication technology <br/>8 Power and Political culture <br/>Part Two : Technology systems, Design and Industries <br/>9 New Media History <br/>10 Exploring Models of Interactivity from multiple research traditions : users, documents and systems <br/>11 how to Infrastructure <br/>12 New Media Design and development <br/>13 New Media and New Economy cluster dynamics <br/>14 Globalization and the structure of new media industries <br/>15 universal access to the new information infrastructure <br/>Part Three : New Media, Institutions and governance <br/>16 The regulation of digital content <br/>17 From hierarchies to network firms <br/>18 New Media and the economics of information <br/>19 New media and trade policy <br/>20 The governance of Media Markets <br/>21 New global media and the role of the state <br/>22 The information society revisited <br/>Includes index and reference  
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9781412918732  936 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>MASS COMMUNICATION <br/>NEW MEDIA 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>302.23/HAN