McLuhan's point is that when it comes to the impact of new media on the human consciousness – both individual and collective – content is an irrelevance; we have to look not at what is on the screen, but how the screen is used.
The summary reflects the collective content and what it may suggest about the HEI.
In the evening, the Cheezburger Network paid for a dinner party with the ad revenue they earned from watermarking and re-blogging everyone's collective content.
A major advantage of serving SEEK metadata as RDF is that it enables greater interoperation with other related resources, such as ArrayExpress [ 2], ChEBI [ 16], or the collective content of the EBI RDF platform [ 17], or Bio2RDF [ 18].
An integrative perspective proposes that identity simultaneously has personal, relational, and collective contents and that coexisting identity aspects are established, maintained, and revised through conscious or automatic processes depending on the intra-/interpersonal and sociocultural contexts throughout the life span (Vignoles et al., 2011).
Collective acceptance accounts are constructivist; institutional facts and, therefore, institutions exist only in so far as they are collectively believed to exist or are otherwise the content of a collective attitude.
Some such yearning fancy hovered like the content of a collective cartoon thought balloon.
(Equally, if newspapers were to make a collective decision to charge for content, which would avoid losing market share to other titles that remained free, there might be similar concerns).
This study applies its initial findings from the review of research literature and Internet content to a collective case study, that is, the study of multiple cases.
People already send plenty of "group" snaps, firing off the same picture to a dozen or more contacts, but the company hasn't released any features yet to allow people to interact with content in a collective group setting.
