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 in
the
Information Age
Unit 2: Economic Implications of the New Media: Industries
and
Markets
Text III Capitalism's Linguistic Turn
Text IV The Political Economy of Peer Production
Unit 3: Political Implications of New Media: Citizenship and
the
Public Sphere
Text V The Internet as Democracy
Text VI Blogs of War: Weblogs as News
Unit 4 : Cultural Implications of New Media (I) : Globalization
and
Local Culture
Text VII Users Like You? Theorizing Agency in User-Generated
Content ...
Text VIII Interactive Audiences? The "Collective Intelligence" of
Media
Fans
Unit 5: Cultural Implications of New Media(II) :Digital
Cultures
and Subcultures
Text IX Copyright in a Collaborative Age
Text X The Rhetorics and Myths of Anti-piracy
Campaigns: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 MySpace
Profiles ...
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
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Text XIX Mundane Cyborg Practice: Material Aspects of
Broadband
Internet Use
Text XX Opening Pandora' s Box: How Technologies of Communication
and
Cognition May Be Shifting towards a "Psycho-Civilized Society"
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