Developing Social Solidarity through Digital Media

Digital Solidarity

Over the last two decades, the Internet has been a laboratory for social innovation. One of the most unexpected collective discoveries has been the existence of another mode of organization to achieve large−scale co−ordination. This mode relies neither on the market, where price signals perform important co−ordinating functions horizontally (as Friedrich Hayek famously stated), nor on public an...

Destabilizing Digital Business Strategy through Competing-Complementarity of Social Media

This study presents the unique dichotomous role of social media, which we conceptualise as its competing-complementarity. Using the competing-complementarity phenomenon as a guiding lens, we explore the fusion of social media and business functions as core elements of a digital business strategy of a firm. The phenomenon shows a dual impact. Complementarity explains how digital technologies and...

Digital Histories of Disasters: History of Technology through Social Media.

Developing Digital Media Materials - A Team Approach

During 1998-99, BYU Broadcast Services Division developed a digital media teaching resource for faculty and students of Civilization 201/202 courses at BYU. A project team was organized with 1 full time project manager, a part time associate project manager, graduate student instructional designer, and 6-8 student graphic artists, researchers, production managers, and technical assistants. Duri...

Developing Digital Media Platforms for Early Design

Badam, Sriram Karthik M.S.E.C.E, Purdue University, August 2014. Developing Digital Media Platforms for Early Design. Major Professor: Niklas Elmqvist. In recent times, mobile devices are becoming an integral part of our daily life. Software applications on these handheld devices are successfully migrating the traditional paperbased activities such as reading news, books, and even navigating th...