CCT109H5 Study Guide - Final Guide: Internet Of Things, False Light, Greenwashing

• School: UTM
• Department: Communication, Culture and Technology
• Course: CCT109H5
• Professor: Brett Caraway

Document Summary

The application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes, especially in the industry. Sender message (nose) [medium] receiver feedback: control at a distance, colonialism and imperialism. Radio: marconi, wireless telegraphy versus broadcasting, radio amateurs. Photography: daguerreotype, time and motion studies. History of computing: census, ballistics, decryption, sputnik, altair computer, advanced research projects agency, packet switching, arpanet, dns. Mobile technology: portable versus mobile, citizen journalism, sms, smartphone, textese. Social networks: groups versus networks, factors in the rise of social networks, networked individualism, social network analysis. Networked information economy: gift economy, declining marginal costs. An individual can use it, and it won"t affect public availability. Consume more than their fair share or they produce less than their fair share, e. g. group projects. Telephone became available to everyone from urban rural. Requires the ability to solve problems progressively over time using previous knowledge to new situations.