The information and communication technology revolution has brought about astounding leaps in our lives, to the extent that it has become difficult for many societies to keep up without engaging in specific work mechanisms. The convergence of computer networks, international television receivers, telephones and their communications, as well as local informatics technologies like journalism, magazines, radio, and television, is seen by some as an indicator of the digital revolution's repercussions. Information, embodied as sound, moving images, and other data, is converted into a binary digital encrypted language. This enables computers to read and rapidly exchange data with other computers, and any code can also be decrypted by other computers, presenting a model that humans can recall.

This is what is called "Digital," which in turn helps us enter "digital informatics." It is used in activated computers to meet the needs of information seekers who do not rely on traditional informatics, because the new informatics emphasizes the element of time and its importance as its main features. Therefore, this "new" informatics will soon become a thing of the past, as electronic digital informatics also creates vast opportunities for information dissemination. Electronic digital informatics has reached a global level. Accessing the electronic digital information environment affects all aspects of society: from news and information to commerce, education, entertainment, healthcare, government, politics, love, sex, death, crime, deviance, religion, spiritual relationships, as well as civil society institutions.

In this book, we have attempted to present a number of modern topics and contemporary media issues that have begun to appear on the media stage, gaining traction at both the Arab and global levels, and have established themselves in the priorities of workers in the fields of media and communication.

• Number of Pages: 304
• Year of Publication: 2016
• Binding Type: Hardcover
• Edition Number: 2
• Print Color: Black
• Dimensions (cm): 17x24
• Weight (kg): 0.600
• Barcode: 9789957067625