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Ethics of Modern Communication

 
Arun Bhatia (Author)
Synopsis The modern communication technologies plays an intrinsic part in the development of the strong, interdependent community of the 21st century. They will not only allow for the more widespread and rapid spread of ideas in developing countries, but it will also allow them to participate in the global economy, of which technology is an intrinsic part. The modern communication technologies have changed so radically in the past two decades that we no longer even know what is ethical, let alone legal. This book shows why communication has changed, why it is now impossible to think about communication the way we are accustomed to thinking, and proposes a workable framework defining ethical communication in the internet era. Students and academics in communications, media and technology studies will appreciate the accessible style of the book and the insights it offers.
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About the author

Arun Bhatia

Arun Bhatia, with a masters' degree in journalism and mass communication and a post-graduate diploma in social work is a renowned teacher of communication studies and also well-known for his research on human development. He has penned a large number of learned articles and features on various social issues. As a part of his profession he travelled all over the world. Being a human rights activist, he is associated with many national and interntional human rights organisations and has sincerely devoted his life to social welfare activities.

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Bibliographic information

Title Ethics of Modern Communication
Author Arun Bhatia
Format Hardcover
Date published: 01.01.2005
Edition 1st ed.
Publisher Rajat Publications
Language: English
isbn 8178801833
length viii+279p., Figures; Bibliography; Index; 23cm.