This book contains 24 research papers by 30 expert academicians in communication
science and new media technologies. Within the scope of their expertise, the
contributors determine situations about today’s digital society, analyze research
methods, and make suggestions and observations about the digital future. Particular
attention is given to digital games, artificial intelligence, digital media, digital public
relations, social media, the effect of the digital on academic production process,
journalism and artificial intelligence, post-pandemic cinema education, marketing
and digitality, the effect of women on 3D printer technologies, media literacy and
family, digital citizenship, data mining, preschool and primary school children and
their relationship with technology, digital footprint, and the relationship of child
audiences with semantic digital technology.