This paper explores the emergence of online or digital community networks as a means to enhance the development of geographically based communities through digital technology. It investigates how these digital platforms compare to traditional community media, such as community radio and television, in terms of functionality for users. By examining theoretical concepts and empirical evidence from community media research, the study seeks to understand if digital community networks offer similar or distinct functions. The aim is to develop a theoretical and analytical framework applicable to both community media and digital community networks, focusing on their conceptual similarities and differences.
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Wang, G. Alan, et al. "Examining micro-level knowledge sharing discussions in online communities." Information Systems Frontiers 17 (2015): 1227-1238.
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