Gaëtan Tremblay
Biographic Data
| ID | 3774843 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Gaëtan Tremblay |
| GIVEN NAMES | Gaëtan |
| FAMILY NAME | Tremblay |
| SIGNATURE | TREMBLAY G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université du Québec à Montréal |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 26 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 26 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1974 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Le service public médiatique à l'ère numérique
Public Service Media in the Age of Digital Networks
Public Service Media in the Age of Digital Networks
For more than fifty years, the public service has been a nexus of media organization, development, and regulation in Canada and several countries in the world. Is public service media still relevant in the age of the internet and digital networks? Before directly addressing this question, this article broadly examines the path that has been hewn by public service media, from its origins—when it played a guiding and influential role in the media l…
A Brazil-Quebec joint venture on universities and participatory development
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IPublish or perish
Once more in their history, newspapers are facing the challenge of new technologies threatening their very existence. They have had to adapt previously to radio broadcasting and television networks. More recently, the newspaper press has been threatened by the development of the commuter free press. Now, newspapers must find a way to survive the Internet’s competition in the digital era. The challenge is technological and economic, but there is m…
Journey of a Researcher
The author offers here a personal account of the development of communication research in Québec, remembering the most significant steps of his career as a researcher. He recalls his training years in social sciences, his beginnings at UQAM, his involvement in starting up graduate studies and founding the GRICIS research group, publishing the journal TIS, team researching and international cooperation. A contribution to the historiography of info…
From Marshall McLuhan to Harold Innis, or From the Global Village to the World Empire
The author presents a personal reading of the pioneering contribution to communication studies made by two Canadian thinkers: Marshall McLuhan and Harold A. Innis. Running counter to the general trend stressing their similarities, he highlights their differences. Rejecting their techological-determinist standpoint, the author proposes a comprehensive and critical summary of their analytical frameworks and methodologies, seeking to assess the infl…
La mise en place de l’offre et la formation des usages des NTIC. Les cas de Vidéoway et de Télétel
Après avoir situé l’interaction entre la mise en place de l’offre des nouvelles technologies d’information et de communication (NTIC) et la formation des usages sociaux dans le contexte de la convergence entre télécommunications-câblodistribution, les auteurs se donnent comme objectif d’identifier les étapes périodisant le processus d’implantation et de généralisation de la télématique, de repérer les acteurs ayant un poids structurant dans le dé…
Distance Education in the Context of Globalization
This article aims to analyze authors' contributions published in Distances et Savoirs (D & S) on the topic of distance education in the context of globalization. It offers an inventory of questions, problems, and issues the authors have selected; a description of the way they have studied them; and a synthesis of conclusions they have reached. It also pinpoints what they have ignored, silenced, or left in the shadows. The corpus includes twenty-f…
Creative statistics to support creative economy politics
tries’, a notion that several analysts and commentators have readily used to substitute for the concept of ‘cultural industries’. Gradually, promoters of an economic strategy based on the development of these creative industry sectors have come to generalize this notion, now speaking of the ‘creative economy’. Taken up by technocrats from various countries, and even by those in the United Nations (UN), this approach has enjoyed success. Recently,…
A Brazil-Quebec joint venture on universities and participatory development
De Marshall McLuhan a Harold Innis ou da Aldeia Global ao Império Mundial
O presente texto ressalta a importância da obra de Marshall McLuhan e de Harold Innis para a pesquisa de comunicação contemporânea
Existe‐t‐il Des Technologies Régionalisantes
Le lieu «virtuel» des sciences de la communication
À partir de son enracinement dans une société particulière et de sa connaissance forcément partielle de ce vaste champ d'activités intellectuelles, l'auteur discute de trois questions qui lui semblent actuellement pertinentes à une réflexion théorique sur et dans le champ de la communication. La première porte sur les origines et l'identité des sciences de la communication. De l'héritage initial des sciences sociales à la fondation et à l'institu…
Théories sociales de la communication et théories communicationnelles de la société/Social Communication Theories and Communicational Theories of Society
(1998). Theories sociales de la communication et theories communicationnelles de la societe/Social Communication Theories and Communicational Theories of Society. Loisir et Societe / Society and Leisure: Vol. 21, Theories sociales de la communication et theories communicationelles de la societe/Social communication theories and communcational theories of society, pp. 11-22
La théorie des industries culturelles face aux progrès de la numérisation et de la convergence
L'auteur soutient que la théorie des industries culturelles, dans ses hypothèses et ses fondements théoriques de base, constitue toujours l'une des approches les plus fécondes pour l'analyse des phénomènes culturels et communicationnels. Mais pour rendre compte des avancées de la marchandisation et de l'industrialisation des dernières décennies, une certaine réactualisation s'impose. Deux thèmes sont proposés à la réflexion et à la discussion. Le…
The Future of Quebec's Culture and Communication System in the Post-Referendum Context
The Information Society
The information society model claims that the new information hegemony is transforming industrial society. But is it not the case that the major change has to do with the increasingly greater integration of information and communication into the functioning of the economy and society, in the submission of information and communication to the operative rules of industrial society, in sum, in the commodification of information, culture, and communi…
The Constitutional Debate and Communications Policies
Is Quebec Culture Doomed to Become American
A policy failure or the realization of a hidden agenda
Développement des industries culturelles et transformation de la radiodiffusion canadienne
Développement des industries culturelles et transformation de la radiodiffusion canadienne. Un article de la revue Cahiers de recherche sociologique (Les industries culturelles) diffusée par la plateforme Érudit
Nos journaux sont-ils compréhensibles
Journalistic writing is usually conceived as simple, clear and accessible. It is a vulgarisation discourse. Using a sophisticated program for discourse analysis (DEREDEC), the author has computerized the Flesch and Gunning readability tests. Montreal French newspaper coverage of the White Paper on the referendum constitute the corpus of this study. In brief, the unexpected conclusion is that newspapers are not so readable. The author attempts to …
Some Reflections On The Theoretical Discourse On Communications In Quebec and Canada
I have been, and remain, very put off by the title of this session. In the first place, it is difficult to translate with exactitude into French. It seems to me that, if it had been conceived in French, it would have been formulated more in terms of epistemology or the theory of knowledge. My problem, however, is not simply one of translation: the subject in itself is a difficult one. And one must have been naive or ambitious to have agreed to ta…
Radio et éducation au Cameroun
Radio et éducation au Cameroun: le cas de Radio-Garoua, Canadian Journal of African Studies / Revue Canadienne des Études Africaines, Vol. 8, No. 3, Special Issue: Educational Problems in Africa (1974), pp. 575-587
Creative statistics to support creative economy politics
tries’, a notion that several analysts and commentators have readily used to substitute for the concept of ‘cultural industries’. Gradually, promoters of an economic strategy based on the development of these creative industry sectors have come to generalize this notion, now speaking of the ‘creative economy’. Taken up by technocrats from various countries, and even by those in the United Nations (UN), this approach has enjoyed success. Recently,…
A Brazil-Quebec joint venture on universities and participatory development
Théories sociales de la communication et théories communicationnelles de la société/Social Communication Theories and Communicational Theories of Society
(1998). Theories sociales de la communication et theories communicationnelles de la societe/Social Communication Theories and Communicational Theories of Society. Loisir et Societe / Society and Leisure: Vol. 21, Theories sociales de la communication et theories communicationelles de la societe/Social communication theories and communcational theories of society, pp. 11-22
The Future of Quebec's Culture and Communication System in the Post-Referendum Context
Radio et éducation au Cameroun
Radio et éducation au Cameroun: le cas de Radio-Garoua, Canadian Journal of African Studies / Revue Canadienne des Études Africaines, Vol. 8, No. 3, Special Issue: Educational Problems in Africa (1974), pp. 575-587
Radio et éducation au Cameroun; le cas de Radlo-Garoua
ABSTRACTUsing a particular case based on data gathered in Garoua in 1971, the author examine whether concrete policies follow the assertions of political leaders and specialists of international organizations on the importance of an educative role for radio in developing countries. The analysis of programming, the content of broadcasts and the situation of the personnel of Radio-Garoua point to the weakness of the means that the station has set u…
Some Reflections On The Theoretical Discourse On Communications In Quebec and Canada
I have been, and remain, very put off by the title of this session. In the first place, it is difficult to translate with exactitude into French. It seems to me that, if it had been conceived in French, it would have been formulated more in terms of epistemology or the theory of knowledge. My problem, however, is not simply one of translation: the subject in itself is a difficult one. And one must have been naive or ambitious to have agreed to ta…
Nos journaux sont-ils compréhensibles
Journalistic writing is usually conceived as simple, clear and accessible. It is a vulgarisation discourse. Using a sophisticated program for discourse analysis (DEREDEC), the author has computerized the Flesch and Gunning readability tests. Montreal French newspaper coverage of the White Paper on the referendum constitute the corpus of this study. In brief, the unexpected conclusion is that newspapers are not so readable. The author attempts to …
Développement des industries culturelles et transformation de la radiodiffusion canadienne
Développement des industries culturelles et transformation de la radiodiffusion canadienne. Un article de la revue Cahiers de recherche sociologique (Les industries culturelles) diffusée par la plateforme Érudit
Is Quebec Culture Doomed to Become American
A policy failure or the realization of a hidden agenda
The Constitutional Debate and Communications Policies
The Information Society
The information society model claims that the new information hegemony is transforming industrial society. But is it not the case that the major change has to do with the increasingly greater integration of information and communication into the functioning of the economy and society, in the submission of information and communication to the operative rules of industrial society, in sum, in the commodification of information, culture, and communi…
The Future of Quebec's Culture and Communication System in the Post-Referendum Context
La théorie des industries culturelles face aux progrès de la numérisation et de la convergence
L'auteur soutient que la théorie des industries culturelles, dans ses hypothèses et ses fondements théoriques de base, constitue toujours l'une des approches les plus fécondes pour l'analyse des phénomènes culturels et communicationnels. Mais pour rendre compte des avancées de la marchandisation et de l'industrialisation des dernières décennies, une certaine réactualisation s'impose. Deux thèmes sont proposés à la réflexion et à la discussion. Le…
Le lieu «virtuel» des sciences de la communication
À partir de son enracinement dans une société particulière et de sa connaissance forcément partielle de ce vaste champ d'activités intellectuelles, l'auteur discute de trois questions qui lui semblent actuellement pertinentes à une réflexion théorique sur et dans le champ de la communication. La première porte sur les origines et l'identité des sciences de la communication. De l'héritage initial des sciences sociales à la fondation et à l'institu…
Théories sociales de la communication et théories communicationnelles de la société/Social Communication Theories and Communicational Theories of Society
(1998). Theories sociales de la communication et theories communicationnelles de la societe/Social Communication Theories and Communicational Theories of Society. Loisir et Societe / Society and Leisure: Vol. 21, Theories sociales de la communication et theories communicationelles de la societe/Social communication theories and communcational theories of society, pp. 11-22
Existe‐t‐il Des Technologies Régionalisantes
De Marshall McLuhan a Harold Innis ou da Aldeia Global ao Império Mundial
O presente texto ressalta a importância da obra de Marshall McLuhan e de Harold Innis para a pesquisa de comunicação contemporânea
A Brazil-Quebec joint venture on universities and participatory development
La mise en place de l’offre et la formation des usages des NTIC. Les cas de Vidéoway et de Télétel
Après avoir situé l’interaction entre la mise en place de l’offre des nouvelles technologies d’information et de communication (NTIC) et la formation des usages sociaux dans le contexte de la convergence entre télécommunications-câblodistribution, les auteurs se donnent comme objectif d’identifier les étapes périodisant le processus d’implantation et de généralisation de la télématique, de repérer les acteurs ayant un poids structurant dans le dé…
Distance Education in the Context of Globalization
This article aims to analyze authors' contributions published in Distances et Savoirs (D & S) on the topic of distance education in the context of globalization. It offers an inventory of questions, problems, and issues the authors have selected; a description of the way they have studied them; and a synthesis of conclusions they have reached. It also pinpoints what they have ignored, silenced, or left in the shadows. The corpus includes twenty-f…
Creative statistics to support creative economy politics
tries’, a notion that several analysts and commentators have readily used to substitute for the concept of ‘cultural industries’. Gradually, promoters of an economic strategy based on the development of these creative industry sectors have come to generalize this notion, now speaking of the ‘creative economy’. Taken up by technocrats from various countries, and even by those in the United Nations (UN), this approach has enjoyed success. Recently,…
From Marshall McLuhan to Harold Innis, or From the Global Village to the World Empire
The author presents a personal reading of the pioneering contribution to communication studies made by two Canadian thinkers: Marshall McLuhan and Harold A. Innis. Running counter to the general trend stressing their similarities, he highlights their differences. Rejecting their techological-determinist standpoint, the author proposes a comprehensive and critical summary of their analytical frameworks and methodologies, seeking to assess the infl…
Journey of a Researcher
The author offers here a personal account of the development of communication research in Québec, remembering the most significant steps of his career as a researcher. He recalls his training years in social sciences, his beginnings at UQAM, his involvement in starting up graduate studies and founding the GRICIS research group, publishing the journal TIS, team researching and international cooperation. A contribution to the historiography of info…
IPublish or perish
Once more in their history, newspapers are facing the challenge of new technologies threatening their very existence. They have had to adapt previously to radio broadcasting and television networks. More recently, the newspaper press has been threatened by the development of the commuter free press. Now, newspapers must find a way to survive the Internet’s competition in the digital era. The challenge is technological and economic, but there is m…
Public Service Media in the Age of Digital Networks
Public Service Media in the Age of Digital Networks
For more than fifty years, the public service has been a nexus of media organization, development, and regulation in Canada and several countries in the world. Is public service media still relevant in the age of the internet and digital networks? Before directly addressing this question, this article broadly examines the path that has been hewn by public service media, from its origins—when it played a guiding and influential role in the media l…
A Brazil-Quebec joint venture on universities and participatory development
.
Political science (20 works) · Sociology (14 works) · Computer Science (10 works) · Humanities (8 works) · Philosophy (8 works) · Law (7 works) · Law (7 works) · Art (5 works) · Business (5 works) · Cultural Industries and Urban Development (5 works)