The silent revolution : how digitalization transforms knowledge, work, journalism and politics without making too much noise
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The silent revolution : how digitalization transforms knowledge, work, journalism and politics without making too much noise
（Palgrave pivot）
Palgrave Macmillan, 2014
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 116-131) and index
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Description
Critically engaging, illustrative and with numerous examples, The Silent Revolution delivers a philosophically informed introduction to current debates on digital technology and calls for a more active role of humans towards technology.
Table of Contents
Acknowledgements Preface PART I: WHEN ALGORITHMS LEARNED HOW TO WRITE 1. Hidden Relationship Issues 2. Looking Into the Clouds PART II: HOW THE AUTOMATION OF KNOWLEDGE CHANGES SKILLED WORK 3. Discourse and Distress 4. On a New Accuracy of Facts PART III: THE SECOND NATURE 5. Google and the Four Aspects of Technology 6. An Indifferent Beast PART IV: ON THE PRODUCTION OF CROWDS 7. The Publishing Society 8. The Digitalization of the Press PART V: THE DIGITAL PUBLIC 9. The Archive of the Present 10. Reported by a Choir of Voices PART VI: THE SILENT REVOLUTION 11. On Digital Politics and Crowds 12. The Internet of Things
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