Types and significance of new media

There are many kinds of new media, including portals, e-mails, search engines, virtual communities, online games, blogs, wikis, podcasts, SMS, mobile TV, Internet TV, digital TV, mobile newspapers, online magazines and so on.

Some of them belong to new media forms, and some belong to new media software, new media hardware and new media service methods.

What are the characteristics of communication?

1. Full-time communication. The timeliness of information dissemination has four stages of development: timing, immediacy, real-time and full-time. Full-time communication means that information can be released at any time.

2. Global communication. There are fewer and fewer geographical and spatial restrictions, and information can only be released by equipment and transmission signals.

3. Dissemination by the whole people. Communication is no longer the business of institutions and media units, everyone can participate in it, and anyone may be a reporter or editor.

4. Spread at full speed. The communication speed is faster than the old media, and the communication activities can be carried out at the same time as the event.

5. All-media communication. The information spread is not only words or pictures, but also various touch channels such as audio and video. ... there are many kinds of new media, mainly including

Portal, email, search engine, virtual community, online games, blogs, wikis, podcasts, short messages,

Mobile TV, network TV, digital TV, mobile newspaper, online magazine and so on.

Some of them belong to new media forms, and some belong to new media software, new media hardware and new media service methods.

What are the characteristics of communication?

1. Full-time communication. The timeliness of information dissemination has four stages of development: timing, immediacy, real-time and full-time. Full-time communication means that information can be released at any time.

2. Global communication. There are fewer and fewer geographical and spatial restrictions, and information can only be released by equipment and transmission signals.

3. Dissemination by the whole people. Communication is no longer the business of institutions and media units, everyone can participate in it, and anyone may be a reporter or editor.

4. Spread at full speed. The communication speed is faster than the old media, and the communication activities can be carried out at the same time as the event.

5. All-media communication. The information spread is not only words or pictures, but also various touch channels such as audio and video.

6. omni-channel communication. Diversified clients, such as computers, mobile phones, short messages, etc. , you can publish information.

7. Full interactive communication. All users have the opportunity to participate in a series of activities such as news clue collection, interview and distribution, and can comment afterwards.

8. Decentralized communication. There is no such thing as "front page headlines", and different audiences can choose many topics for discussion. On the other hand, it also shows that new media makes news diversified.

9. Go to the agenda to set up communication. Information dissemination is no longer a relatively fixed text mode, and different news publishers can use their own language habits to spread.

10. Self-purification reproduction. Although the spread area of negative information is four times that of positive information in the spread of new media, there will be relevant personnel to clarify the gossip, so the misunderstanding caused can basically be effectively contained.