digital aesthetic forms between cinema and television: the need for new research directions
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Abstract
Twentieth century visual conventions — organized by a competitive collusion between cinema and television — did not survive the multiple forms and applications of digital media that put into play the multiplication of screens, the differentiation of production practices and processes of diffusion, and the rise of audience participative experiences.
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| Authors | ;Antonio Catolfi;Enrico Menduni |
| Journal | aids care - psychological and socio-medical aspects of aids/hiv |
| Year | 2013 |
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