Routledge Handbook of Digital Media and Communication

• Other Authors: Lievrouw, Leah A. (Editor), Loader, Brian D. (Editor)
• Format: Book
• Language: English
• Published: London New York Routledge 2021
• Series: Routledge international handbooks
• Subjects: Digital media > Social aspects
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Written by a distinguished group of leading scholars from around the world, the Routledge Handbook of Digital Media and Communication in Society provides a comprehensive, unique and multidisciplinary exploration of this rapidly growing and vibrant field of study

Table of Contents:

• Introduction / Leah A. Lievrouw and Brian D. Loader
• part 1. Artifacts. The hearth of darkness: living within occult infrastructures / Stephen C. Slota, Aubrey Slaughter and Geoffrey C. Bowker
• Mobile media artifacts: genealogies, haptic visualities, and speculative gestures / Lee Humphreys and Larissa Hjorth
• Digital embodiment and financial infrastructures / Kaitlyn Wauthier and Radhika Gajjala
• Ubiquity / Paul Dourish
• Interfaces and affordances / Matt Ratto, Curtis McCord, Dawn Walker, and Gabby Resch
• Hacking / Finn Brunton
• (Big) data and algorithms: looking for meaningful patterns / Taina Bucher
• Archive fever revisited: algorithmic archons and the ordering of social media / David Beer
• part 2. Practices. The practice of identity: development, expression, performance, form / Mary Chayko
• Our digital social life / Irina Shklovski
• Digital literacies in a wireless world / Antero Garcia
• Family practices and digital technology / Nancy Jennings
• Youth, algorithms and the problem of political data / Veronica Vivi Barassi
• What remains of digital democracy? Contemporary political cleavages and democratic practices / Brian D. Loader
• Journalism's digital publics: researching the 'visual citizen' / Stuart Allan and Chris Peters
• News curation, war and conflict / Holly Steel
• Information, technology, and work: proletarianization, precarity, piecework / Leah A. Lievrouw and Britt S. Paris
• Automated surveillance / Mark Andrejevic
• part 3. Arrangements. Deep mediatization: media institutions' changing relations to the social / Nick Couldry
• Fluid hybridity: organizational form and formlessness in the digital age / Shiv Ganesh and Cynthia Stoh
• All the lonely people? The continuing lament about the loss of community / Keith Hampton and Barry Wellman
• Distracted by technologies and captured by the public sphere / Natalie Fenton
• Social movements, communication and media / Elena Pavan and Donatella della Porta
• Governance and regulation / Peng Hwa Ang
• Property and the construction of the information economy: a neo-polanyian ontology / Julie E. Cohen
• Globalization and post-globalization / Terry Flew
• Toward a sustainable information society: a global political economy perspective / Jack Linchuan Qiu - Index.