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Social media. --- Internet --- Cosmopolitanism. --- Médias sociaux --- Cosmopolitisme --- Social aspects. --- Aspect social --- Médias sociaux

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Le développement massif des pratiques d'agir avec et de vivre ensemble, instrumentées par les réseaux socionumériques, ainsi que l'usage abondant de l'expression ±web social et de ses dérivés peuvent être vus comme les indices d'une nouvelle étape de l'industrialisation numérique de la culture et du symbolique qui s'empare désormais du social. Afin d'en préciser les effets et les dynamiques, l'ouvrage propose une approche du social comme un construit en mouvement fait d'associations entre êtres (humains, techniques, symboliques, etc.). Il analyse les dispositifs socionumériques en tant que ±machines d'écritures, puis il se penche sur des collectifs mus par des buts communs et articulés par des plateformes dédiées. En mettant ainsi en tension l'analyse des dispositifs et celle des pratiques, ce livre collectif dresse un tableau contrasté de la pharmacologie numérique du vivre ensemble. Afin de préciser les effets et les dynamiques du développement massif des pratiques instrumentées par les réseaux socionumériques, l'ouvrage en analyse les dispositifs considérés comme "machines d'écritures" et se penche sur les collectifs mus par des buts communs et articulés par des plateformes dédiées : cyberactivisme, édition numérique, "participation citoyenne" par le web, etc.

Social media. --- Information society --- Web 2.0. --- Online social networks. --- Médias sociaux --- Société informatisée --- Web 2.0 --- Réseautage personnel (Informatique)

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'I'll Facebook you!' We utter these words so casually, yet they signify subtle changes in the nature of intimacy. Facebook has become richly woven through everyday life. It is our default medium for transforming new acquaintances into hopefully more intimate friendships. In a previous age, certain social relationships would 'slip away'; now Facebook allows us to capture them in virtual space. We sustain intimate bonds on the move and over great distances of space and time. Yet, we assemble a collage of different personae, each offering a different kind of intimacy, each a potential danger. Intimacy on Facebook theorises the impact of Facebook on our social ties and identities through the lens of intimacy. Drawing on in-depth qualitative research, Lambert argues that Facebook is intensifying the social labour needed to sustain and protect interpersonal intimacy, contributing to a state of 'intensive intimacy'. He addresses central questions regarding public intimacy: Does publishing our intimacies enrich our interpersonal lives or is it indicative of a more narcissistic, confessional culture? Facebook demands a novel, dynamic understanding intimacy in a world where the contours of privacy are eroding.

Primary groups --- Social media --- Online social networks. --- Friendship. --- Intimacy (Psychology) --- Médias sociaux --- Réseautage personnel (Informatique) --- Amitié --- Intimité --- Facebook (Electronic resource) --- Médias sociaux --- Réseautage personnel (Informatique) --- Amitié --- Intimité --- Social media.

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Etude collective consacrée à ce réseau social qui livre des clés pour comprendre et analyser le fonctionnement de Twitter en tant que nouveau média social.

Electronic villages (Computer networks) --- Social media --- Communautés virtuelles --- Médias sociaux --- Social aspects --- Aspect social --- Twitter (Firm) --- Twitter --- Twitter (site web) --- Réseaux sociaux --- Aspect politique --- Communautés virtuelles --- Médias sociaux --- Social media. --- Réseaux sociaux. --- Aspect social. --- Aspect politique.

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From the birth of writing in Mesopotamia to the technologies of today, documents the technology of media - a revolutionary tool that allowed rulers to extend their control far and wide, giving rise to the world's first empires. In his new book, William J. Bernstein, the celebrated author of A Splendid Exchange, chronicles the history of media, starting with the origin of writing thousands of years ago in Mesopotamia. The revolutionary tool gave rise to the world?s ancient empires. And when Phoenician traders took their alphabet to Greece, literacy?s first boom led to the birth of drama and democracy. But it?s not just new communication technologies that have changed the world?it?s access to them. Vernacular bibles gave rise to religious dissent, but it was only when the combination of cheaper paper and Gutenberg?s printing press drove down the cost of books by 97 percent that the fuse of Reformation was lit. The Industrial Revolution allowed information to move faster and farther than ever before, though it concentrated power in the hands of those who ran radio and TV stations, large newspapers, and then, totalitarian governments. With the twenty-first century boom of the mobile Internet, control of media has again spread, and the world is both more connected and freer than ever before. An utterly captivating, enlightening book, Masters of the Word will change the way you look at technology, human history, and power.

Mass media --- Communication --- Communication and technology --- Writing --- Social media --- Médias --- Communication --- Communication et technologie --- Ecriture --- Médias sociaux --- History. --- History. --- History --- History. --- History. --- Histoire --- Histoire --- Histoire --- Histoire --- Histoire