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Media Ecology Association
The Media Ecology Association
(MEA) is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to promoting the
study, research, criticism, and application of media ecology in
educational, industry, political, civic, social, cultural, and artistic
contexts, and the open exchange of ideas, information, and research
among the Association’s members and the larger community.
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.MEA
Events:
The
2012 convention's theme, “Transitions,” reflects this particular
juncture in time for us as media and communication scholars, as we move
forward into the 21st Century and into an age of digital media and
culture, which very may well be bringing about the same kind of
revolutionary changes that were brought about by speech, writing,
print, and our electronic media.
For any information about the convention, please contact the MEA's Program Planner:
Thom Gencarelli
Communication Department
Manhattan College
4513 Manhattan College Parkway
Riverdale, NY 10471
718-862-7490
718-862-3846 (FAX)
thom.gencarelli{at}manhattan.edu
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"The Crossroads of the Word"
June 7–10, 2012
Manhattan College
Riverdale, New York
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The Twelfth Annual Convention of
the
Media Ecology Association
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Joining MEA
Membership
in the Media Ecology Association is open to anyone— faculty,
students, business people, professionals—interested in explor- ing the
interactions between media, communications, and culture.
Membership
dues
include annual subscription to our print journal, Explorations in
Media Ecology {EME}, published quarterly.
Annual
dues for 2012:
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US$40 |
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US$90 |
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US$150 |
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US$180 |
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The MEA Journal
Explorations
in Media Ecology {EME}, the journal of the Media
Ecology Association, is an international journal dedicated to extending
our understanding of media and media environments. EME welcomes diverse
theoretical and methodological approaches to the study of media
environments, including (but not limited to) philosophical, aesthetic,
literary, historical, psychological, sociological, anthropological,
political, economic, and scientific investigations, as well as applied,
professional, and pedagogical perspectives. In addition to scholarly
articles, EME also publishes essays, commentary, and critical
examinations relevant to media ecology as a field of study and
practice.
See the journal home page
for guidelines
for submission, or contact
Paul Grosswiler
Co-Editor
Explorations in Media Ecology {EME}
Department of Communication and
Journalism
420 Dunn Hall
University of Maine
Orono, Maine 04469
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MEA Mailing List
Serving as one of
the MEA’s main channels of
communication, our electronic mailing list
provides a space for reasoned, informed, and civil discussion about
communication, media, and culture among persons interested in themes
and subjects relevant to the field of media ecology. Subscribers use
this list to share views, exchange information, and learn about events,
activities, and news related to media ecology.
Now hosted at
ibiblio.org, the MEA list uses
state-of-the-art software to eliminate spam and viruses, offering
subscribers a convenient Web-based interface for access to archives of
past messages as well as for managing individual subscription settings,
such as the option of temporarily suspending message delivery or
receiving messages batched in daily digests.
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