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unit 1 : from analogue to digital : what is new media?
text i what is new media?
text ii monsters in cyberspace: cyberphobia and cultural panic inthe
information age
unit 2: economic implications of the new media: industriesand
markets
text iii capitalism's linguistic turn
text iv the political economy of peer production
unit 3: political implications of new media: citizenship andthe
public sphere
text v the internet as democracy
text vi blogs of war: weblogs as news
unit 4 : cultural implications of new media (i) : globalizationand
local culture
text vii users like you? theorizing agency in user-generatedcontent ...
text viii interactive audiences? the "collective intelligence" ofmedia
fans
unit 5: cultural implications of new media(ii) :digitalcultures
and subcultures
text ix copyright in a collaborative age
text x the rhetorics and myths of anti-piracycampaigns:criminalization
moral pedagogy and capitalist property relations in the classroom-..
unit 6 : youth culture and new media
text xi the cyberself: the self-ing project goes online,symbolic
interaction in the digital age
text xii whose space is myspace? a content analysis of myspaceprofiles ...
unit 7 : new media and identity
text xiii personal relationships : on and off the internet
text xiv signals in social supernets
unit 8 : virtual community
text xv facebook' s privacy trainwreck : exposure, invasion,and
social convergence
text xvi dynamics of internet dating
unit 9: gender and sexuality in the digital age
text xvii from women and technology to gendered technoscience
text xviii women' s creation of camera phone culture
unit 10: humans, cyborgs and posthumans in the digital age..-
text xix mundane cyborg practice: material aspects ofbroadband
internet use
text xx opening pandora' s box: how technologies of communicationand
cognition may be shifting towards a "psycho-civilized society"~
glossary