Understanding
information in the context of Media ecology
The
field of media ecology has variable components as described in the article. The
article also mentions that information has
always been used without proper understanding of the concept. I like the way
the writer begins this article. There is a precise sense of direction, and the
introductory paragraph prepares the reader about what is to come. The article
also focuses on many aspects that attempt to explain information. All these are well arranged into subtopics, with the
first one trying to provide a clear explanation of information after a detailed
introduction has been given.
An
in-depth relation of the correlation between information, electricity and
technology is presented right from the abstract and is developed as the article
progresses. I admire the way the author conveys the content of his article
interesting comparisons, such as that the origin of man. The author says that
just as humans are said to have originated in Africa and spread all over the
world, it is the same way information spreads. Aspects of this spread, such as
speed and what facilitates it, are discussed within their own subtopics; being
clearly explained so both an average reader and a college student can easily
conceptualize and understand the idea.
Finally,
I like how the author managed to focused on the topic of media ecology and
connect it to everything else. There are no instances when the author has gone
away from the topic or made it too vague. This is a well-developed article that
I would recommend to anyone in the field of media.
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