Network Ethics and Regulations

Author: Dai Yongming, Jiang Enming (editors)
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: This textbook series consists of two main parts: Network Communication Basics and Network Communication Practice. The Network Communication Basics part includes Network Communication History and Network Communication Theory. The writing of Network Communication History elaborates on the history of the internet within the context of the development of electronic media, exploring its developmental patterns and analyzing its future trends. Network Communication Theory, on the other hand, studies the fundamental theoretical issues of network communication from the perspectives of computer science and humanities and social sciences, deepening students' rational understanding of network phenomena and enabling them to grasp the digital age from a theoretical height. The Network Communication Practice part explains the basic skills required for each business segment and field in the network communication process. A series of practical teaching content, ranging from news gathering and writing to audiovisual technology, network advertising, and website management, lays a solid foundation for students to pursue a career in journalism. Due to meticulous coordination and planning, this "University Journalism Major Network Communication Textbook Series" is both systematic and can be used as a complete set of textbooks for network communication majors. Each volume is also relatively independent and can be used separately as reference materials for foundational and elective courses in journalism and communication departments. Furthermore, it serves as an important learning reference for professionals in the field of journalism and communication. The philosophy of the internet is "I change, therefore I exist," and naturally, the textbook on network communication must also evolve continuously. This series will strive to keep pace with the development of the internet by regularly releasing new editions to meet the needs of (the broad readership) and contribute to the advancement and prosperity of the journalism and communication industry and education.