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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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The Thirteenth Annual
Convention of the
Media Ecology Association
Photos from
The Thirteenth Annual Convention of the Media
Ecology Association.
Manhattan College, Riverdale, New York,
June 7–10, 2012
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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
2013:
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| Student * |
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US$50 |
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| Regular |
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US$100 |
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| Institutional |
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US$200 |
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* Full-time students only; please include a photocopy of your full-time student card
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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
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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Copyright
©1999–2013 Media Ecology Association. All
Rights Reserved
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