Emerging Digital Media Ecologies investigates the profound ways in which digital media reshapes our cultural, socio-technological, political, and natural landscapes.
Emerging Digital Media Ecologies investigates the profound ways in which digital media reshapes our cultural, socio-technological, political, and natural landscapes.
Toija Cinque is an Associate Professor in Communications (Digital Media) whose research explores the challenges and opportunities of digital life. Their work examines the media developments of digitization, datafication, and platformization, focusing on the socio-cultural and environmental implications of data-driven and algorithmically steered infrastructures and interfaces. Cinque co-produced Memories That Make Us: Stories of post World War 2 Italian migration to Australia, a feature documentary that won Best Ethnographic Film in the New York International Film Awards and was Official Selection in the Asti International Film Festival, Italy; and, Fiorenzo Serra Film Festival, Italy. Cinque's works include Changing Media Landscapes: Visual Networking (2015); The Dark Social: Online Practices of Resistance, Motility and Power (co-edited, 2023); Materializing Digital Futures: Touch, Movement, Sound and Vision (co-edited, 2022); Communication, Digital Media and Everyday Life (co-written, 2015); and, Communication, New Media and Everyday Life (co-written, 2012).
Inhaltsangabe
PART 1: HISTORY AND THEORETICAL UNDERPINNING 1. Locating Media Ecologies: Ecosophy and Anthropogenic Events 2. Archaeological and Archival Media 3. Network Nature's Algorithmic Turn 4. BioMedia and the Post-Digital Age PART 2: TECHNOLOGIES 5. Exploring Hyper-Personalised Media Confluence: The New Era of Media Consumption and Interaction 6. Designing Digital Media Literacies for Social Cohesion 7. Extended Reality's Critical Interfaces and Applications 8. Indigenous Narratives and the Dynamics of Medialogy. Conclusion Media, Humanity, and Non-Human Others in a Post-Digital Future
PART 1: HISTORY AND THEORETICAL UNDERPINNING 1. Locating Media Ecologies: Ecosophy and Anthropogenic Events 2. Archaeological and Archival Media 3. Network Nature's Algorithmic Turn 4. BioMedia and the Post-Digital Age PART 2: TECHNOLOGIES 5. Exploring Hyper-Personalised Media Confluence: The New Era of Media Consumption and Interaction 6. Designing Digital Media Literacies for Social Cohesion 7. Extended Reality's Critical Interfaces and Applications 8. Indigenous Narratives and the Dynamics of Medialogy. Conclusion Media, Humanity, and Non-Human Others in a Post-Digital Future
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