Given the length of time that has elapsed since the IJF Special Issue on
Telecommunications Forecasting in 2002 and our reliance on information and …

This study examines newsroom convergence—a combination of technologies, products,
staffs and geography among the previously distinct provinces of print, television and online …

The growing popularity of the World Wide Web as a source of news raises questions about
the future of traditional news media. Is the Web likely to become a supplement to …

This study seeks to identify 1) categories of interactivity, which are promoted through
different types of interactive features, 2) patterns of online newspaper readers' uses of …

This study investigates the relations between perceived television use and online access
motives among those who do not presently subscribe to a commercial online service and …

This study used national survey data to determine whether the “digital divide” between
metropolitan and nonmetropolitan populations was widening. The findings showed that …

Results from a random sample of 576 college students show that relaxation, entertainment
and fashion are instrumental motives for ICQ (I seek you') use while inclusion, affection …

As the personal computer's capability to function as an interactive multimedia entertainment
and information provider increases, the implications of its future development on the print …

This study attempts to identify the predictors of e-book reader diffusion with regard to
consumer awareness, interest, and intention to use. Specifically, it assesses the relative …

Despite the explosive potential for revenue growth on the Internet, research suggests that
the advertising industry remains perplexed about how to reach consumers in this new …