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Köp båda 2 för 682 krALESSANDRO DELFANTI is Assistant Professor at the University of Toronto, where he teaches courses on digital culture and labor. ADAM ARVIDSSON is Professor of Sociology at the University of Naples, Federico II, where he teaches courses on digital culture and society.
Preface vii Part I Frameworks 1 1 Media and Digital Technologies 3 1.1 The Digital Environment 3 1.2 New and Old Media 6 1.3 Digital Media 8 1.4 Infrastructures and Platforms 13 1.5 Technology and Society 15 2 The Information Society 21 2.1 A New Society? 21 2.2 The Networked Economy and Globalization 23 2.3 Theories of the Information Society 27 2.4 The History of Information Technologies 31 2.5 The Evolution of Networks 38 2.6 The Future of the Information Society 42 Part II Transformations 45 3 Cultures and Identities 47 3.1 Digital Sociality 47 3.2 Social Media 51 3.3 Media and Identity 54 3.4 Communities or Publics? 59 3.5 Reputation and Influence 63 3.6 Critiques of Digital Sociality 66 4 From Collaboration to Value 71 4.1 Collaborative Media 71 4.2 The Dilemma of Participation 75 4.3 From Free Software to PeertoPeer 77 4.4 Open Innovation 83 4.5 The Economic Value of Cooperation 88 5 The Public Sphere and Power 93 5.1 From Audiences to Active Publics 93 5.2 Journalism and the Public Sphere 95 5.3 Politics and Democracy 102 5.4 Social Movements 106 5.5 Surveillance and Control 110 5.6 Information and Civic Culture 114 6 Work and Economy 117 6.1 The Rise of Digital Capitalism 117 6.2 Economic Models and Actors 119 6.3 Digital Labor and Precarity 125 6.4 Immaterial Production: Brands and Finance 135 6.5 Global Inequalities and Development 140 Conclusion 145 Glossary 149 References 155 Index 171