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[Jensen 1996b] Jensen, J. F. (1996). Interactive Television. Working paper from the research program: The Aesthetics of
Television. Aarhus: Department of Information and Media Science.
[Jensen 1996c] Jensen, J. F. (1996). Mapping the Internet Highway. A media typology for Information Traffic Patterns on
the Internet. Journal of Universal Computer Science (forthcoming).
[McQuail 1987] McQuail, D. (1987). Mass Communication Theory. An Introduction. London: Sage.
[Steinberg 1996] Steinberg, S. G. (1996). Multicasting. The Internet’s connected to the MBone. Wired, 4 (6), 86.
Appendix: Figures
Information issue by center Information issue by consumer
Programme control by center TRANSMISSION REGISTRATION
Programme control by consumer CONSULTATION CONVERSATION
Fig. 1: Pattern matrix for the four ‘idealized information traffic patterns’
Fig. 2: Transmission: information flow Fig. 3: Transmission, generalized pattern: Information
from service centre (C) to individual consumer (i) flow from service center (C) to individual consumers (i1,
i2, i3, etc.)
Fig. 4: Conversation: Information flow Fig. 5: Conversation: generalized pattern
between individual consumers (i1, i2)
Fig. 6: Consultation: information on request Fig. 7: Consultation: generalized pattern (request: thin
(request: thin line) line)
Fig. 8: Registration: generalized pattern Fig. 9: Registration, generalized pattern, without request
(request: thin line)