TY - SER
AU - Mark Graham
AU - William H. Dutton
CY - New York, NY
LA - English
N1 - <p>Contents:&nbsp;</p><p>Part 1. Internet studies of everyday life&nbsp;</p><ul><li>Inventing the Internet: scapegoat, sin eater, and trickster / Aleks Krotoski </li><li>Next generation internet users: a new digital divide / Grant Blank and William H. Dutton </li><li>The relational self-portrait: selfies meet social networks / Bernie Hogan and Barry Wellman </li><li>The politics of children's Internet use / Victoria Nash </li><li>Gender and race online / Lisa Nakamura&nbsp;</li></ul><p>Part 2. Information and culture on the line&nbsp;</p><ul><li>Internet geographies: data shadows and digital divisions of labor / Mark Graham </li><li>China and the US in the new Internet world: a comparative perspective / Gillian Bolsover, William H. Dutton, Ginette Law, and Soumitra Dutta </li><li>Social media and the news: implications for the press and society / Nic Newman, William H. Dutton, and Grant Blank </li><li>The impact of the Internet on media industries: an economic perspective / Sung Wook Ji and David Waterman </li><li>Big data: towards a more scientific social science and humanities? / Ralph Schroeder&nbsp;</li></ul><p>Part 3. Networked politics and governments&nbsp;</p><ul><li>Transforming government, by default? / Miriam Lips </li><li>The wisdom of which crowd? On the pathology of a digital democracy initiative for a listening government / Stephen Coleman and Jay G. Blumler </li><li>Online social networks and bottom-up politics / Sandra González-Bailón </li><li>Big data and collective action / Helen Margetts, Scott A. Hale, and Taha Yasseri </li><li>Empowering citizens of the Internet age: the role of a fifth estate / Elizabeth Dubois and William H. Dutton&nbsp;</li></ul><p>Part 4. Networked businesses, industries, and economics&nbsp;</p><ul><li>Scarcity of attention for a medium of abundance: an economic perspective / Greg Taylor </li><li>The Internet in the law: transforming problem-solving and education / Richard Susskind </li><li>The digital divide and employment: the case of the Sudanese labor market / Laura Mann </li><li>A critical perspective on the potential of the Internet at the margins of the global economy / Mark Graham&nbsp;</li></ul><p>Part 5. Technological and regulatory histories and futures:&nbsp;</p><ul><li>Next-generation content for next-generation networks / Eli M. Noam </li><li>Data privacy in the clouds / Christopher Millard </li><li>The social media challenge to Internet governance / Laura DeNardis </li><li>Beyond the Internet and Web / Yorick Wilks</li></ul>
PB - Oxford University Press
PP - New York, NY
PY - 2014
SN - 9780199661992
EP - 390 pp.
TI - Society and the Internet: How Networks of Information and Communication are Changing Our Lives
ER -