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Development and function of maps in the transmission of press information in Poland

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Kowalski P., Horodyski M.
Miscellanea Geographica. Regional Studies on Development
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2004
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vol. 11
311-322
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In view of changing political and economical situation in Poland during the last 150 years, the role and development of press maps in transmission the information is being addressed. Maps published in the newspapers, to a large extent reflected the main topics addressed by the press as well as features of transmission policy of the time. The number of maps published substantially increased during the times of military conflicts and political changes. The press maps, together with the maps addressing criminal and lately common terrorist's activities, played the most important role among all published maps. Besides providing the information and allowing understanding the background of the events, in some cases the press maps played educational role and in other cases, through the mass media they became accessible to the general public. The early 1990s brought a gradual increase in number of maps published. The political changes in Poland after 1989 resulting in, among others, the introduction of market economy, suppression of censorship and state mass media monopoly, did have significant impact on the development of Polish press and indirectly also on journalistic cartography. Furthermore the use of computers revolutionized the processes of preparing maps.
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Infografik als Sehfläche

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Makowska M.
Prace Językoznawcze
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2014
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issue 16/2
35-52
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In the media such communications are more and more frequently used at present that are both multimodal and non-linear. Multimodality signifies that simultaneously one has to deal with various linguistic and pictorial resources mutually contextualizing one another. In turn, multimodality is tightly connected with non-linearity which causes that recipients can decide by themselves which pieces of information and in what order they want to internalize. Infographics constitute an example of such communications and due to their formal-functional standardization they can be treated as a separate kind of text.
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