Media
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From TV bulletins to social media newsfeeds, the media plays a massive role in shaping the world as we see it. In fact, different media have helped make possible our world of independent nations, binding together disparate communities through shared cultural touchstones, such as the press and national broadcasters. With the transfer of people’s lives to the online world, the media has become crucial to almost every aspect of how human beings live.
A new social order is being built through our relations with media, but what power over us does this give to corporations and governments? Nick Couldry explains the significance of five core dimensions of media: representing, connecting, imagining, sharing and governing. He shows that understanding these dynamics is a vital skill that every person needs in the digital age, when the fate of our political worlds and social environment may rest on how we communicate with each other.
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- Polity
- 9781509515189
- 9781509515158
- ePub
- 1
- Nick Couldry
- English
- 2019-11-05
- 100
- 10
- 2
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- Cover
- Front Matter
- Introduction
- Notes
- 1 Connecting
- A History of Connection: Some High Points
- Orders of Connection
- A Connected Life?
- Conclusion: Media as Ecology
- Notes
- 2 Representing
- Thinking about Media ‘Effects’
- Media Representations and the Possibility of Democratic Politics
- Battles for Voice, Battles for the Image
- Media’s Missing Conscience?
- Conclusion: Evaluating Media’s Symbolic Power
- Notes
- 3 Imagining
- Media Fictions and Social Complexity
- Society and the Algorithmic Imaginary
- Platforms That Track Us
- Data Collection in Everyday Life
- A Corporate Eye on the World
- Conclusion: New Imagination for an Algorithmic Age?
- Notes
- 4 Sharing
- Forever Sharing
- Media, Sharing, and the Building of Social Life
- Online Sharing: An Expanding Universe
- Media Sharing and the Seeds of Violence
- Conclusion: Media Sharing and the Architecture of Social Life
- Notes
- 5 Governing
- The Centrality of Media to Politics
- Media and the Future of Political Order
- Conclusion: Rule by Tweet or Rule by Surveillance?
- Notes
- Conclusion
- Further Reading
- End User License Agreement