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metamedia

metamedia noun: the new relationships between form and content that arise from the development of new media and technologies.

Noun

metamedia (uncountable)

  1. The new relationships between form and content that arise from the development of new media and technologies.

Origin of metamedia

From meta- + media, coined by Alan Kay and Adele Goldberg.

Words formed from metamedia

Questions about metamedia

What does metamedia mean?
Metamedia means the new relationships between form and content that arise from the development of new media and technologies.
What part of speech is metamedia?
Metamedia is a noun.

Words near metamedia in the dictionary

  1. metamathematician
  2. metamathematicians
  3. metamathematics
  4. metamatic
  5. metamatics
  6. metamedia
  7. metamedial
  8. metamediality
  9. metamediaries
  10. metamediary
  11. metamelanopsin

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