Volume 13 (2023)
Volume 12 (2021)
Volume 11 (2021)
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Volume 1 (2011)
A Paradigmatic Model of Relation between Youth and Media in Shiraz, Iran

Mohammad Taghi Iman; Ahmad KalatehSadati

Volume 5, Issue 2 , November 2015, Pages 1-20

Abstract
  This study sought to explore the paradigmatic model of relationship between the youth and media in Shiraz. To this end, we focused on a group research whose analysis is based on grounded theory models. Results of the explored concepts showed that the youth: have high creativity and low rationality; their ...  Read More

The Differences between Media Organization and Industrial Organization

Hassan KhojastehBagherzadeh

Volume 5, Issue 2 , November 2015, Pages 21-38

Abstract
  Media management is a new research field in the world. In our country, this discipline is new-fangled and thus not all the dimensions are reviewed yet. Unfortunately, this scientific discipline is strongly under the influence of management in industrial organizations while there are essential differences ...  Read More

Devil Representation in the Media Based on Islamic Teachings

Ali RajabzadeTahmaseb

Volume 5, Issue 2 , November 2015, Pages 39-54

Abstract
  Physiognomy and character of Satan as a creature driven by the Creator, has always been controversial. Satan has sworn off to divert man from the right path to his own disbelief and polytheism. Holy Quran has always warned man of Satan's deceit. According to the emphasis of the holy Quran and other sources ...  Read More

Pathology of Utilization of Cell Phones by Teenagers: Cultural and technical solutions

Rezvaneh ErfaniHosseinpour; Mahdi MontazerGhaem

Volume 5, Issue 2 , November 2015, Pages 55-83

Abstract
  The expansion in the utilization of any kind of new information and communication technologies can impose negative, positive and even contradictory influences among different demographic and social groups. Thus, the more knowledge and expertise of communication scholars are used, the better cultural ...  Read More

Pathology ofMobilePhonesinFamily Environment

Bahareh Nasir; Ameneh Bakhtiar

Volume 5, Issue 2 , November 2015, Pages 85-111

Abstract
  Given the widespread use of cell phone  in the Age of Communication, this communication tool is considered  inevitable in families and can function differently (overt and covert) followed  by increasing or decreasing the safety coefficient of the family, This article describes the problems ...  Read More

Measuring the Level of Familiarity with Information Ethics in Research Librariesof Tehran

Solmaz Noori; hamidreza radfar

Volume 5, Issue 2 , November 2015, Pages 113-135

Abstract
  Terrell Ward Bynum is the most influential morals philosopher in the past three decades. In his  article "Ethics and Information Revolution" in 1998 he suggest that Information ethics engage in recognizing and analyzing the impact of information technology on social and humane values such as personal ...  Read More