Reflection-Constituents of a Theory of the Media

The components of Hans Magnus Enzensberger's 1970 essay media theory described seven characteristics of what constitutes missing media.
Decentralized Program
Each receiver is a potential transmitter
Mobilization of the masses
Batch production
Related people's interactions, feedback
Social control by self-organization
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New media scholars and students often discuss whether digital media, including the Internet, completely fills this criterion. Enzensberger is considered a classic Marxist thinker looking for a socialist media system. He also explained media convergence before the digital age and predicted that this would be the dominant trend within media.

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