ISBN:
9781317246909
Language:
English
Pages:
1 Online-Ressource (203 pages)
Parallel Title:
Erscheint auch als Chambers, Deborah Changing Media, Homes and Households : Cultures, Technologies and Meanings
DDC:
302.23
Keywords:
Electronic books
;
Electronic books
;
Neue Medien
;
Technologie
;
Gebäudeleittechnik
;
Familienleben
Abstract:
Changing media, homes and households- Front Cover -- Changing media, homes and households -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Chapter 1: Introduction -- Media households -- Types of media engagement in the home -- The mediatisation of the home -- Media imaginaries -- Organisation of the book and overview of chapters -- Chapter 2: Early television -- Introduction -- The social need for television -- Designing media for the home -- Family, nation and visions of progress -- The domestication of television programming -- Domesticity, progress and portable TV
Abstract:
From communal to individual viewing -- Conclusion -- Chapter 3: The domestication of media technology -- Introduction -- The domestication of media technologies approach -- Early domestication research of the 1990s -- Domestication research from 2006 -- Domestication and mediatisation -- Conclusion -- Chapter 4: Mediatised childhoods and media parenting -- Introduction -- Patterns of domestic media use by children -- Children's media-oriented bedrooms -- Media socialisation and media risks -- Media parenting strategies -- Children's media literacy and commercial media -- Conclusion
Abstract:
Chapter 5: From arcade to family-centred video gaming -- Introduction -- Aspirations towards inter-generational family gaming -- From arcade to home: the design of video gaming for the home -- Gender differences among domestic video console users -- The launch of family-centred video gaming -- Emerging patterns and dynamics of family gaming -- Conclusion -- Chapter 6: Touchscreen homes and the domestication of the computer tablet -- Introduction -- The growth in touchscreen media -- Tablet advertisements: from cosmopolitan mobility to familial and domestic imagery
Abstract:
Touchscreen technologies, family dynamics and multi-screen homes -- Conclusion -- Chapter 7: Home, media and migration -- Introduction -- Transnational uses of communication technologies -- The role of media content within transnational identities -- Children, migration and media -- Family albums, the migrant gaze and domestication of public places -- Conclusion -- Chapter 8: Homes of the future: from smart homes to connected homes -- Introduction -- Homes of tomorrow -- Smart homes of the 1980s and 1990s -- Today's digitally automated 'connected home'
Abstract:
Tensions between work, leisure and domestic responsibilities -- Conclusion -- Chapter 9: The mediatised home -- Introduction -- Media imaginaries of domesticity -- The commercialisation of domestic media technologies -- Privacy and domestic media surveillance -- Index
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