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Interactive digital communication
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Book review: Scolari, Carlos. 2008. Hipermediaciones. Elementos para una Teoría de la Comunicación Digital Interactiva. Barcelona: Editorial Gedisa, S.A. ISBN 978-84-9784-273-0.
The researcher of the Department of Digital Communication, University of Vic (Catalonia) and director of the Digital Research Group (GRD), Carlos Scolari, author, among other works, of: "Clicking: towards a semiotic partner of Digital interactions "(2004), offers us with:" Hypermediations. Elements for a Theory of Interactive Digital Communication "(2008), the most recent of its productions where, as an essay, it delimits a new theoretical territory focused on the digital communication ecosystem. In the text Scolari, from a 'semiotic look and with a transversal and multimodal spirit', he makes an analysis of the new theory on interactive digital communication. The author condenses into three parts: Communication knowledge - Communication making - Hypermediations, a set of scientific conversations about this contemporary phenomenon: interactive digital communication.
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