usually refers to the use of the most recent digital technologies in the fine arts such as multimedia art Web sites.
All emerging communications media that combine text, graphics, sound, and video, using computer technology.
There are two fundamental points that distinguish "new" media from media that preceded it, much of which still exists: 1. how it is transmitted and accessible ‹ both the new emphasis on the integration of text, pictures, video, sound; and the increasing use of the internet as the vehicle; 2. interactivity — this is both a defining feature of "new" media and likely to be the most significant area for "future new" media development. Encompassing, the integration of computers, computer networking, and multimedia.(Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission)
New media usually refers to a group of relatively recent mass media based on new information technology. Most frequently the label would be understood to include the Internet and World Wide Web, video games and interactive media, CD-ROM and other forms of multimedia popular from the 1990s on
The wealth of new kinds of media that has arisen from the development and adoption of the Internet, for example websites, mobile communications and interactive television.
a four-year old company that has pioneered an innovative new technology called ZILLAcasting
Mass media based on existing electronic communications technology enhanced by computer technology.
Roughly covers the electronic publishing and multimedia industries, plus related service businesses.
Artworks that use multimedia, computers or communications technologies in creative expression. See digital arts.
electronic media, generally interactive, usually a Web page. Refers in the large sense to the large number of new types of documents and media creations that have sprung into existence around the Web.
A generic term for the many different forms of electronic communication that are made possible through the use of computer technology. The term is in relation to "old" media forms, such as print newspapers and magazines that are static representations of text and graphics.
Old media divides the world into producers and consumers: we're either authors or readers, broadcasters or viewers, entertainers or audiences. One-to-many communications, in the jargon. New media, by contrast, gives everybody a chance to speak as well as listen. Many speak to many and the many speak back.
All electronic communications media including CD-ROMs, web sites, broadcast e-mail and web casting.
Term used to describe relatively new forms of media distribution such as the Internet, CD-ROM, DVD, etc.
Forms of mass communications driven by the Internet and related technologies.
New media is a term that describes traditional forms of that have been transformed by advancements in digital technology and digital computing.