Critical theory and social media : between emancipation and commodification / Thomas Allmer.
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302.230971 NES Politics, society, and the media : | 302.230971 NES Politics, society, and the media / | 302.230973 GUT Media control : | 302.231 ALL Critical theory and social media : between emancipation and commodification / | 302.231 AME The effect of social media influencers' communications on generation-Z towards e-banking / | 302.231 FUC Social media : | 302.231 JIQ Social media and society / |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Social media platforms such as Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter are enormously popular: they are continuously ranked among the most frequently accessed websites worldwide. However there are as yet few studies which combine critical theoretical and empirical research in the context of digital and social media. The aim of this book is to study the constraints and emancipatory potentials of new media and to assess to what extent digital and social media can contribute to strengthen the idea of the communication and network commons, and a commons-based information society.
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