Journalistic Information: As mediated by Communications Institutions

Watermarking as communications with side information

Several authors have drawn comparison between embedded signaling or watermarking and communications, especially spread spectrum communications. We examine the similarities and differences between watermarking and traditional communications. Our comparison suggests that watermarking most closely resembles communications with side information at the transmitter and or detector, a configuration or...

6 Measuring Quality by Journalistic Activity

African Journal of LECTURERS’ PERCEPTIONS ON USING INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY IN HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS

The world is fast growing and its advancement is not in isolation of the Information and Communications Technology (ICT). While it is inconceivable today of a modern organisation operating in isolation of ICT, three Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) in This article seeks to explore how Higher Education practitioners exploit the benefits of ICT in their practice. Using the qualitative approac...

Information Integration in Institutions

This paper unifies and/or generalizes several approaches to information, including the information flow of Barwise and Seligman, the formal conceptual analysis of Wille, the lattice of theories of Sowa, the categorical general systems theory of Goguen, and the cognitive semantic theories of Fauconnier, Turner, Gärdenfors, and others. Its rigorous approach uses category theory to achieve indepen...

Social networks as journalistic paradigm . Spanish media on Facebook

Spain is one of the countries with higher use of social networks in the world. Among them, Facebook is emerging as one of the most significant internationally. If these phenomena are combined with the current transformation of journalism, it is not surprising that some Spanish cybermedia have approached this platform to develop new products for the Web. From this starting point, this article fo...