Published March 15th 2013 by Routledge – 256 pages
Series: Routledge Research in Information Technology and Society
Based in both rigorous theoretical work and case studies of software and network usage and installation, this book explores the idea that disruption and disorder are essential to the dynamic composition of contemporary Information Society. It covers topics ranging from organizational and social control to virtual communites and digital art, providing a panoramic view of the anomalies, contradictions, and social dynamics of the information society.
1. Disorder and Theory
2. The Disinformation Society: Disorders in Software and Networks
3. Disorders in Information and Information Capitalism
4. The Making of Software Failure
5. Software and the Disorder of Everyday Life
6. Disorder of Markets and Finance
7. Disorder of the Commons: Peer to Peer
8. Disorder of Resistance: Social Movements
Conclusion
Name: Disorder and the Disinformation Society: The Social Dynamics of Networks and Software (Hardback) – Routledge
Description: By Jonathan Marshall, James Goodman, Didar Zowghi, Francesca da Rimini. Based in both rigorous theoretical work and case studies of software and network usage and installation, this book explores the idea that disruption and disorder are essential to the dynamic composition of contemporary Information Society. It covers...
Categories: Social Theory, Technoculture, Sociology of Science & Technology, Cultural Theory, Cyberculture, New Media, Media Theory
