Digitized lives : culture, power, and social change in the internet era
T.V. Reed
Bok · Engelsk · 2019
| Omfang | xix, 311 sider : illustrasjoner
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| Utgave | Second Edition
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| Opplysninger | Første utgave: 2014. - How do we make sense of digitizing cultures? : some ways of thinking through the culture-technology matrix -- How is the digital world made? : the designer/worker/user production cycle -- What's new about digitized identities? : mobile bodies, online disguise, cyberbullying and virtual communities -- Has digital culture killed privacy? : social media, governments and digitized surveillance -- Is everybody equal online? digitizing gender, ethnicity, dis/ability and sexual orientation -- Sexploration and/or sexploitation? : digitizing desire -- Tools for democracy or authoritarianism? : digitized politics and the post-truth era -- Are digital games making us violent, or will they save the world? virtual play, real impact -- Are students getting dumber as their phones get smarter? : e-learning, edutainment, and the future of knowledge sharing -- Who in the world is online? : digital inclusions and exclusions -- Conclusion: will robots and ais take over the world? hope, hype and possible digitized futures -- Works cited -- Glossary -- Index.
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| ISBN | 9781138309531. - 9781138309548
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