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new media
(1) The forms of communicating in the digital world, which includes publishing on CD-ROM, DVD and, most significantly, the Internet. It implies the use of desktop and portable computers as well as wireless, handheld devices. Every company in the computer industry is involved with new media in some manner. Contrast with old media. See digital convergence.

(2) The concept that new methods of communicating in the digital world allow smaller groups of people to congregate online and share, sell and swap goods and information. It also allows more people to have a voice in their community and in the world in general. See social media.


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