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of the hypertext and a global system of computer networks the internet, the new media which mediates between the hypertext and the user.
The author indicates that, in relation to the contents of communication
in all forms communication practice before appearance of the internet,
the most important specific quality of hypertext is practical impossibility of determining the quantity and quality of information that it announces. Therefore, in this case, it is not possible to draw any clear line
of demarcation between content of communication and medium as an
intermediary.
From the aggregation of content and intermediary, which first
appears in the practice of human communication, and infinity of
hypertext and the increasing saturation of society with the internet,
derives a high multicultural nad intercultural potential of this sort of
communication rhizome: content-medium. The author concludes that
at contenporary times, due to the simultaneous and highly dynamic
development of hypertext and the internet, it is not possible to put a
positive or a negative sign in regard of sustainable cultural values that
hypertext is affirming, and the internet is mediating.
Key words: content of communication, medium, hypertext, internet, culture, multiculturalism, intercultuarlism.
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COMMUNICABILITY OF SITES IN HYPERTEXT AS A
CONDITION OF COMMUNICATION THROUGH THE INTERNET
Summary: The central issue in this work is how to shape the
messages on the internet site, which will be exchanged in all aspects of
meaning of theirs structure, when someone recognizes certain web destination of the hypertext. The answer is sketched in the subject framework of communication science with the previous theoretically defined
concepts: Internet, site, information, message, hypertext, and communicability of the message. The author proposes to make the model of
communicable site, which will result in the high degree of isomorphism
meaning of messages in communication. The aim is to quickly find the
wanted information, which is the teleological strongpoint of site shaper,
since the communication competent recipient by high-quality browser
has identifed a sertain site, which is related to his interests. Also the
author suggests the standardization of making the internet sites like
supposition of their communicability and the communicability of the
messages that it contains.
Key words: Internet, site, hypertext, message, communicability.
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tural identity of the Serbian people and Serbian citizens. They argue
that the requirement for removal of such threats is to establish a new
model of cultural policy with the broadest social consensus. Features
of this model should be: complexity, integrality, complementarity and
modernity. Starting from the importance of mass media at present they
propose the establishment of the Council for Cultural Policy in the media system of Serbia as a first step in the formation of a new model of
cultural policy.
Key words: ultural policy, media system, dominant cultural pattern, new model of cultural policy, The Council for Cultural Policy.
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COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES
Attempt to a theoretical outlining Symmary: This paper presents the definitions of strategy and
communication strategy. The primary hypothesis is based on the idea
that each particular communication strategy is determined by the communication situation in which its used. Therefore, it is theoretically
possible to generalize certain number of common aspects of a communication strategies at the level of the most common forms of communication: interpersonal, communication with different audiences and
mass communication. With theirs combination we obtain the integral
communication strategies that create and implement the organized
social subjects in political, economic and civilian sectors of society.
They are implemented in practice of public relations, persuasive management activities toward several the most important social groups, so
called target publics: users, owners of capital, regulators, experts and
professional communicators. The author states and argues the claim
that each integral communication strategy includes specific techniques
of cognitive and emotional manipulation.
Key words: strategy, communication, communication strategies,
communication situation, integral communication strategies, manipulation.
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POLITICAL SLOGAN:
THE MOST VISIBLE MESSAGE IN A POLITICAL
COMMUNICATION
Summary: In this paper is analyzed the importance of slogan in
a political communication, semantic principles of its simbolic organizing and its efficiency in a political process, too. The author claims that
slogan has a polysemic meaning because of denotative monosemantic
and connotative polysemantic. Also he states semantic principles precisely and he points to political determinants in forming political slogan
which are directing the mentioned polisemy during interpretation to
the wanted aim. At the end of this paper is ascertained that is not possible to establish a empirical fact about efficiency of political slogan, but
in the same time a political slogan is unavoidable in political communication because of reducing a politcs in political marketing to the most
simple and to the most understandable messages.
Key words: information, message, political slogan, political communication, meaning of political slogan, efficient of political slogan.
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