
Internet Transformations Language, Technology, Media and Power
by Chesher, Chris; Crawford, Kate; Dunn, Anne; Shaner, Scott-
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Author Biography
KATE CRAWFORD is a lecturer in Online Media in the Media and Communications Program at the University of Sydney. She has worked extensively as a print and online journalist, for newspapers (The Sydney Morning Herald) and magazines (as editor of Internet.au). She is also an internationally recognized electronic music artist.
ANNE DUNN is a lecturer in Media and Communications at the University of Sydney. Before moving into an academic career, she spent more than 20 years working as a presenter, media researcher, journalist, producer and director, for radio and television in both the public and commercial sectors, in Australia and the UK. She set up the first online media production degree program at Charles Sturt Universtiy, in Bathurst, New South Wales.
SCOTT SHANER is a lecturer in the School of Media and Communications at the University of New South Wales. His most recent publications focus on characterizing the World Wide Web as an emerging media form and analyzing the genre of online media events. In addition to his teaching and research in online media, Scott has worked as a consultant, assisting government and business to communicate more effectively via the Web.
Table of Contents
Language: Writing and Researching on the Internet * Technology: Build it and They will Come * Media: The Transformation of the Audience * Power: The Challenge to Hierarchies of Control *
PART 3: PROCESS * Introduction to Part 3 * Language: Writing for the Internet as a Social Process * Technology: Mediation and Remediation * Media: Designing Internet Communications
* Power: Conceptualising the User - Power, Access and Equity * PART 4: POLITICS *
Introduction to Part 4 * Language: Changing State - Policies of the Internet * Technology: Coding Resistance - Forms of Online Speech * Media: 'Follow the Eyeballs' - Corporate Credibility and the Web * Power: Active Communities - The Political Virtual
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