IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication Jan 1999

Dynamic and static communication in electronic media

A.D. Manning

Abstract

Some years before electronic mail and Web-based hypertext became important features of professional communication, Robert Pirsig observed that information has always had higher value if it was organized in small chunks that could be accessed and sequenced at random. The paper discusses dynamic and static communication in electronic media.

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IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
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1999-01-01
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10.1109/47.807969
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  1. Manning et al. (2002)
    What is thought?
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  1. Spruijt et al. (1999)
    The influence of task and format on reading results with an online text
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  2. Manning (1999)
    Error and the growth of technical understanding
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  3. Manning (1998)
    Minimalism beyond computer documentation
    IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
  4. El-Shinnawy et al. (1998)
    Acceptance of communication media in organizations: richness or features?
    IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication
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