Web.studies : rewiring media studies for the digital age
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Web.studies : rewiring media studies for the digital age
Arnold , Oxford University Press, 2000
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- : pbk
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Bibliography: p. [228]-241
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
The Internet has changed the landscape of mass media. This text explores the ways in which people, organizations and companies are using the net to project their interest and concerns into the world. This book aims to offer a comprehensive and coherent introduction to the new web-based media culture.;Beginning with an introduction to cyberculture studies and ways of studying the web it moves on to consider everyday weblife, web art and culture, web business and global web politics ad protest. Topics covered range from fan websites, web identities and web design trends to global capitalism and web allure, cybercrime and the politics of hacking and propaganda warfare via the web. Throughout the book are suggestions for ways in which readers can use the web to further their own research.
目次
- Looking backwards, looking forward - cyberculture studies 1990-2000
- new media, new methodologies - studying the web
- at home on the web - personal webspace and identity
- fan websites
- community development in the sybersociety of the future
- world wide women and the net
- queer and Asian on the net
- teacher review - sharing information or hurling abuse?
- artists' websites
- the Los Angeles culture net - a case study in wiring cultural community
- "you've got..." another film website - movie promotion on the web
- the web's "real" dark side - evil web design fads
- commercail interests and the web
- search engines, portals and global capitalism
- I made web porn
- life on your screen - webcam women
- fascination - website allure
- broadcasting in the new media age: the BBC goes online
- the Internet and democracy
- the world wide web goes to war
- new ways to break the law - cybercrime and the politics of hacking
- the Indian diaspora on the web
- the Cherokee Indians and the Internet.
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