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Lea Kartasi: “I prepared my Thesis on Internet media when I came across this course. It was exactly what I was looking for. The perspective of the course, starting from local to global analysis, the detailed description of the theories of the industrial world in front of the new developments in media – all were exiting and comprehensive. I really enjoyed my studies!” |
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 List of Additional Courses |
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 International media on Internet |
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- Description of the course: The course will examine how the Western world has become a global bull of the unified communications, exporting American culture (Coca-Cola, soap operas, McDonald, Barbie, CNN, etc.) to the rest of the world. The course takes you to a journey into Innovation technology and post-industrial era, globalization, “global village”, and the media cities of the world.
- Potential participants: Students of Communication and Media Departments, professionals, site owners, governmental officials
- Duration: 14 weeks (3 months)
- Blog and Forum of the course
- Languages of video-lessons: English, Hebrew
- Schedule: next intake – 1st of January 2010 (upon registration)
- Assignments of the course:
- A weekly update of the personal blog of the project of the course
- A final paper
- Price: 900$
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Articles on Internet media and globalization |
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- “The High Court in London has ruled that bloggers have no right to privacy under British law, since “blogging is essentially a public rather than a private activity….The NightJack blog was very popular with the reading public, getting up to half a million hits a week. Horton has now deleted the blog and received a written warning from his superiors”, Iain Thomson, 17 of June 2009, in V3
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 Lecturer: Dr. Galit Ben-Israel |
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View registration tutorial |
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Registration and Payment for the course
