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Flashcards by Millie Salt, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Millie Salt
almost 8 years ago
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| Question | Answer |
| Kirkpatric | Facebook Effect - Movements started online |
| Howard | 'Digital Jesus' - Religious Web Communications |
| Mohammadi | Exaggerated Western images of homogenisation |
| Crotaeu and Hoynes | Digital media comanies are being forced to take in local practices |
| Giddens (Cultural Defence) | Reverse Colonisation |
| Lil and Kirkup | Analysing Chinese and British gendered internet useage |
| Mertens and D'Haenens | Marxist look at how different classes use the interent |
| Berry | 79% under OAP have internet access 37% over OAP have internet access |
| Boyle | Digital Generation Divide |
| Case | We are all cyborgs now |
| Ellison | Online identity is constructed by the user |
| Turkle | Alone Together |
| Granovetter | Measuring relationships 1.Time 2. Intensity 3. Intimacy 4. Reciprocity |
| Zhao | Connective activities = social ties |
| Krut et al | Those with social ties online, often have offline relations |
| Feld | We use social networks to evaluate ourselves and others |
| Miller relationships) | Tales from Facebook |
| Shaw and Grant | Positives of the internet - Decreases loneliness and depression |
| Snowden | Snowden report on the US spying on internet users |
| Bagdikian | Digital communications owned by a few |
| Cornford and Robins (2 ideas) | 1. Digital comms seems fair, but is owned by the few 2. Deregulation is controlling the masses |
| Haraway | A Cyborg Manifesto |
| Nakamura | Digital communications gives muted voices presence - such as femeale ethnic minorities |
| Laura Bates | #EverydaySexism project |
| Cochrane | Spoke about Fourth Wave feminism |
| Hughes | Sexual exploitation and patriarchal dominance through digital communication |
| Arlaccki | Exploitation through globalisation and digitalisation |
| Chittal | Advantages of #activism |
| Ringrose et al | Exploitation of teenage girls thorugh sexting |
| Collins | We understand how people see the world through their online profiles |
| Bjorklund | Facebook Autobiography |
| Hart | Agreed with Bjorklunds Facebook autobiography |
| Case | Two adolesences - one online, one offline |
| Elliot | Fragmented Identity through digitalisation |
| Foucault | Regulated behaviour through online survelliance |
| Millier (Postmodernist theories) | Why We Post |
| Carter | Cyber City - People put the same amont of effort into online and offline relationships |
| Boelstorff | Second Life - Online communities are unregulated and have no 'policing' |
| Boyle | Media Convergence |
| McLuhen | Global Village |
| Castells | Global Networked Society |
| Giddens (globalisation) | Intensification of world wide relations where local happenings are shaped by events miles away |
| Wiseman | The term 'globalisation' is often misused or misunderstood |
| Miller (virtual communities) | CyWorld |
| Chomsky | Twitter posts are shallow |
| Jergenson | Opposed Chomsky, saying that all together they have meaning, and no sense of thought is better than another |
| Keen | The cult of the amateur |
| Carr | The Shallows |
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