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On Computer-Mediated Communication in Business and Academic Environment, a Brief Overview
Information management
On Computer-Mediated Communication in Business and Academic Environment, a Brief Overview
Name and surname of author:
Šárka Kašičková
Year:
2004
Issue:
2
Keywords:
lingvistické aspekty komunikace, psaní, mluvení, počítačová komunikace, e-mail, chat, formálnost, neformálnost, osobní a neosobní komunikace
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Anotation:
The article draws attention to one aspect of human interaction, that is becoming more and more popular nowadays, to computer-mediated communication (CMC). We will briefly introduce the difference between writing and speech and the notion of CMC will be explained. It is followed by a short discussion about the role of e-mails in both business and academic environments and its linguistic aspects. We will also have a look at how people communicate by e-mail, whether formality or informality is reflected there.
Finally, the conclusion is made to see what kind of media it represents and what we can expect in the future.
The article draws attention to one aspect of human interaction, that is becoming more and more popular nowadays, to computer-mediated communication (CMC). We will briefly introduce the difference between writing and speech and the notion of CMC will be explained. It is followed by a short discussion about the role of e-mails in both business and academic environments and its linguistic aspects. We will also have a look at how people communicate by e-mail, whether formality or informality is reflected there.
Finally, the conclusion is made to see what kind of media it represents and what we can expect in the future.
Finally, the conclusion is made to see what kind of media it represents and what we can expect in the future.
Section:
Information management
Economics and Management
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