The Encyclopedia of New Media is the first comprehensive, A-Z reference on the ongoing revolution in communications and human/computer interaction. 'New Media' is broadly defined as a set of rapidly evolving instruments of digitally mediated communication. This definition includes digital communication tools, such as the World Wide Web, as well as new interfaces, such as interactive film and television, and new creation/distribution methods, such as digital music and art. The Encyclopedia is edited by Steve Jones, one of the most renowned scholars of new media studies, and editor of two previously SAGE texts in this area Cybersociety 2.0 (1998) and Doing Internet Research (1999). The 275 entries are balanced between information technology and the social landscape, include entries on both themes and theorists, and the volume includes 25 photographs.