New media, Electronic surveillance and young people
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Abstract:
Irans young generation actually entered the information society by using new media such as satellite, mobile phone, internet and also benefit of phenomena such as sms, bluetooth, websites, blogs, webcams, twitter, facebook, etc.
In this article, we try to offer some solutions to control and overlook the activities of youth in their leisure in this era.
Since the information society has formed with new communication and information technologies, the possibility of controlling and monitoring the flow of information is provided by creating a society under surveillance with the same technologies. Electronic surveillance in two ways such as self- surveillance which means monitoring by the user him/herself and the families, and other regulatory or monitoring youth by other organizations, are two solutions to secure the media for them. Ofcourse it must be combined with teaching to make them protected from threats.
In this article, we try to offer some solutions to control and overlook the activities of youth in their leisure in this era.
Since the information society has formed with new communication and information technologies, the possibility of controlling and monitoring the flow of information is provided by creating a society under surveillance with the same technologies. Electronic surveillance in two ways such as self- surveillance which means monitoring by the user him/herself and the families, and other regulatory or monitoring youth by other organizations, are two solutions to secure the media for them. Ofcourse it must be combined with teaching to make them protected from threats.
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Language:
Persian
Published:
Journal of News Sciences, Volume:5 Issue: 19, 2016
Page:
129
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