Log in | Participants' Backstage
Hello everyone. We have a new episode of Culture Digitally the Podcast. It’s the third installment in a series that documents conversations among digital media scholars on issues relevant to the study of culture, digital media and technology. The discussion … Continue reading
Posted in Podcasts | Tagged algorithms, culture production, sociology of algorithms, technology | 1 Comment
Kevin Driscoll published a paper exploring some of the key events in the history of databases in society. Here’s the abstract: Since the diffusion of the punched card tabulator following the 1890 U.S. Census, mass-scale information processing has been alternately … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged big data, history, information, social and professional imaginaries | 1 Comment
Hector Postigo just published a new article, “Cultural Production and the Digital Rights Movement,” in the journal Information Communication and Society. Below is the abstract. The Digital Rights Movement is an effort by activists and advocacy organizations to expand consumer rights in media … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged announcement, Digital Rights, ICTs, media studies, publication, social movements | Comments Off
(Welcome to the latest of Culture Digitally’s “dialogues.” Inspired by an exchange between Mary and Nick in the parting moments of our first workshop, an exchange they have continued to develop since, I asked if we could use two paragraphs from … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged access, cultural production, digital divide, justice, micro_practices | 1 Comment
Zizi Papacharissi just published a new article in the International Journal of Communication. Her article, Without You, I’m nothing: Performances of the Self on Twitter is open access and available for immediate download. Online social platforms collapse or converge public and private boundaries, … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged micro_practices, performance of self, privacy, social media, twitter | Comments Off
← Older posts |