From Postmodern Ethics to the New Ethics of the Me Generation: The Transition from Mass Media to the Internet
Keywords: 
Ethics
Postmodernism
Mass Media
Internet
Me Generation
Issue Date: 
2012
Publisher: 
Servicio de Publicaciones de la Universidad de Navarra
ISSN: 
2174-0895
Citation: 
GARCÍA CAPILLA, D.., ""From Postmodern Ethics to the New Ethics of the Me Generation: The Transition from Mass Media to the Internet"" en:Comunicación y Sociedad, vol. XXV, n. 1, 2012, pp.165-190.
Abstract
Postmodernism, a culture of vague boundaries, boosted values such as individualism and superficial character, with the Mass Media as a crucial factor in spreading them. The Internet is an heir of this period, but took on a life of its own, becoming the favourite information source for the population, and also an economic icon. The Internet put an end to the fragmentation of the media and introduced a bidirectional nature to communications. It is a multipurpose tool that generates values and changes (in reading, attention, memory or culture), requiring a critical evaluation of the new Me Generation axiology.

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