NEW MEDIA ÎN VIAȚA COTIDIANĂ
Keywords:
Everyday life, Internet, Mobile communication, Computer-media communication, MediationAbstract
This paper focuses on the relationship between new media and our everyday life. The main interrogation is whether the Internet drives us away from everyday life or it is embedded into the latter. The early stages of the development of new media support the idea of the transcendence of everyday life through anonimity, speed of communication, overtaking of geographic barriers. The present stage of new media is characterized by the familiarity of users with the electronic tools and the fading of differences between online and offline communication.References
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