Titlebook: Digital Media and Society; Transforming Economi Andrew White Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2014

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Daniel Edgar,Aleksandra Trifunovich was previously monopolized by public, or civic-minded, institutions is now increasingly sourced from commercial search engines and the increasingly privately run Internet, the political implications of which will be explored further in Chapter 3.

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Matrix Metalloproteinases and Hypertensionheoretical (with case studies following in chapters 7, 8 and 9), it will discuss how one of our oldest media practices, reading, has been affected by the proliferation of digital media. This particular case study will be theorized through Walter Ong and Marshall McLuhan’s work on ‘secondary orality’.

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The Digital Economy and the Global Financial Crisisof the Fordist economy, as outlined in the previous chapter, namely that the workers needed a decent wage in order to properly fulfil their role as consumers of the manufacturing products disgorging from the very factories in which they worked.

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Reading/Using Digital Mediaheoretical (with case studies following in chapters 7, 8 and 9), it will discuss how one of our oldest media practices, reading, has been affected by the proliferation of digital media. This particular case study will be theorized through Walter Ong and Marshall McLuhan’s work on ‘secondary orality’.

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From the Public to the Private: The Digitization of Scholarshipinformation online as a means of helping us to construct knowledge differs significantly from tried and trusted academic methods. This would not be significant if we did not use the Internet so much for this specific purpose, but, as will be outlined in more detail throughout this chapter, even thos

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From the Private to the Public: Online Identitymethods of scholarly research. This not only has implications for education but also for politics, for the way in which we construct and maintain our political positions is largely dependent on the quality and range of information that we receive. This is particularly the case where information whic

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