Before revision: Mediated Quasi-Interaction is a concept in communication science that describes a monological interaction between people, which is oriented towards an indefinite range of potential recipients.Thompson,1995 It involves a fundamental asymmetry between producers and receivers.David Hesmondhalgh,2008 Some examples of Mediated Quasi-Interaction are television, radio and newspapers and other forms of mass media.
After revision: Mediated quasi-interaction is a concept in communication science that describes a monological interaction between people, which is oriented towards an indefinite range of potential recipients.Thompson,1995 It involves a fundamental asymmetry between producers and receivers.David Hesmondhalgh,2008 Some examples of Mediated Quasi-Interaction are television, radio and newspapers and other forms of mass media.