Collaborative society

By:

Jemielniak, Dariusz

Material type: Text

TextSeries: MIT Press essential knowledge seriesPublication details: MIT Press 2020 CambridgeDescription: 240pISBN:

9780262537919

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

302.302 JEM

Summary: The book explores the "sharing economy," its economic aspects, peer production models, media consumption, memes, hactivism, knowledge creation, self-tracking, and internet-mediated social relations. It also discusses the future of these collaborative tendencies and the challenges posed by fake news and bots.

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1. Neither a sharing nor economy 2. Peer production 3. Collaborative media production and consumption 4. Collaborative social activism and hacktivism 5. Collaborative knowledge creation 6. Collaborative gadgets 7. Being together online 8. Controversies and the future of collaborative society

The book explores the "sharing economy," its economic aspects, peer production models, media consumption, memes, hactivism, knowledge creation, self-tracking, and internet-mediated social relations. It also discusses the future of these collaborative tendencies and the challenges posed by fake news and bots.

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