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Autor principal: Caldera-Serrano, Jorge
Formato: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lenguaje:en
Publicado: 2010
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Acceso en línea:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ875068
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contents Group Connotation in the Analysis of the Images in Motion Used in Television Departments Caldera-Serrano, Jorge Internet Television Library Science Interpersonal Relationship Metadata Information Management Reference Materials Classification Indexing Information Retrieval This paper describes a procedure to manage connotations, so that they may be identified in the document databases of television channels. The system is based on Ranganathan's facets, as this is the best tool to describe actions--i.e. the units analysed in television--which enable the identification of the connoted information by introducing or specifying qualifiers. The procedure explains how to identify, not personal connotations, but any connotation that may be valid, useful and standard to a large collectiveness of individuals (journalists/information managers) at a specific time.
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spellingShingle Group Connotation in the Analysis of the Images in Motion Used in Television Departments
Caldera-Serrano, Jorge
Internet
Television
Library Science
Interpersonal Relationship
Metadata
Information Management
Reference Materials
Classification
Indexing
Information Retrieval
Group Connotation in the Analysis of the Images in Motion Used in Television Departments Caldera-Serrano, Jorge Internet Television Library Science Interpersonal Relationship Metadata Information Management Reference Materials Classification Indexing Information Retrieval This paper describes a procedure to manage connotations, so that they may be identified in the document databases of television channels. The system is based on Ranganathan's facets, as this is the best tool to describe actions--i.e. the units analysed in television--which enable the identification of the connoted information by introducing or specifying qualifiers. The procedure explains how to identify, not personal connotations, but any connotation that may be valid, useful and standard to a large collectiveness of individuals (journalists/information managers) at a specific time.
title Group Connotation in the Analysis of the Images in Motion Used in Television Departments
topic Internet
Television
Library Science
Interpersonal Relationship
Metadata
Information Management
Reference Materials
Classification
Indexing
Information Retrieval
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ875068