Social Media Burdens - Nick Coldry, Ulysses Mahes
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The Costs of Connection by Nick Couldry and Polisses A. Mejias is a critical examination of how data is colonizing human life for capitalism. Described as a thought-provoking tour de force, the book challenges assumptions about the ethical, political, and economic implications of data-driven technologies. Danah Boyd praises it as a powerful study of data's influence in our networked age. Bruce Schneier calls it a wake-up call about neocolonialism in modern computing. Payal Arora highlights its exploration of technology, power, and inequality. Oscar H. Gandhi Jr. commends its challenge to the inevitability of data colonialism. Saskia Sassen and Joseph Turow emphasize its historical context and insights into the digital sphere's extractivism. This book is essential for understanding the transformative impact of data on society and the importance of self-determination.
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- Age GroupAdults
- Weight400g
- Dimension24×17
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