Among the acceptable conceptualizations in this article are the
following findings: in the use of internet and mobile phones there
is an evolution toward interchangeability and meta-media function;
the internet and the cell phone have become interchangeable and
this is a permanent characteristic in the postmodern restructuring
of communication spaces; a new dimension of culture is being
generated, and it is connected with mobility; feedback has become
instantaneous and this is the most revolutionary development of
mediatized communications and a paradigmatic change tantamount to a
revolution in culture; individuals are becoming creators and
disseminators of their own production. It turns out that the new
mobile-determined culture is the new convergence-determined
culture, a culture of global dimensions A growing number
of convergence processes are taking place in today's media realm.
Convergence is evident in similar processes of interchangeability
in the new media. Mediatization (medialization) of society, which
is a result of these convergence processes among other factors, is
a global process.
An issue that has yet to be interpreted is the economically
determined structuring of communication space: further developments
and, respectively, further research would confirm or reject
assumptions in this direction. The consequences of this new type of
mobile-determined cultural processes have yet to be
interpreted.
Key words: media convergency; restructuring of
communications, media interchangeability; mediatization of
society.