#vlog #socialmedia #rant
Cozy Corner Podcast Host Brittany Thomas discusses the perils of the modern social media landscape in an informational and insightful installment of her all-things books, TV, music, and media review focusing on Geert Lovink’s Social Media Abyss.
#hive55 #socialmedia #socialcapitalism
https://www.brittanyathomas.com/2024/11/01/book-review-podcast-geert-lovinks-social-media-abyss/
Wayne State University COM 5500: Journalism & New Media By Brittany Thomas November 1, 2024, 1:32 p.m. EST [caption id=attachment_628 align=alignnone width=403] Geert Lovink’s Social Media Abyss (2016) book cover.[/caption] [audio m4a=https://www.brittanyathomas.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Podcast-Book-Review-Recording_Geert-Lovinks-Social-Media-Abyss_B-Thomas-COM-5500.m4a][/audio] Brittany Thomas discusses Geert Lovink's Social Media Abyss and its impact on the current social media narrative, November 1, 2024. Audio credit: Brittany Thomas. Cozy Corner Podcast Host Brittany Thomas discusses the perils of the modern social media landscape in an informational and insightful installment of her all-things books, TV, music, and media review. Focusing on Geert Lovink’s Social Media Abyss (2016), Brittany provides a diligent deep dive into Lovink’s research prowess and perception of the state of the “social” in social media today while identifying the strong and weak points of the author's renowned text. Brittany is a graduate communication student in the Master of Arts program at Wayne State University’s College of Fine, Performing and Communication Arts, holding a bachelor's degree from the college in public relations honors. Her research interests include crisis communication, new media and gender, and this podcast episode concerns the review of a new media issue as required in her curriculum. Geert Lovink, born in 1959, is a media theorist, critic, researcher, and professor of network cultures and interactive new media and director of the Institute of Network Cultures who’s authored a handful of books exploring digital and social media and the dying art of interactivity. He’s known for examining the dynamic interplay between networks and social movements and provides readers with the knowledge they need to navigate a 21st-century digital society effectively. Lovink holds a master’s degree in political science from the University of Amsterdam and a Ph.D. from the media and communication program at the University of Melbourne. Other popular print publications of Lovink’s include The Principle of Notworking: Concepts in Critical Internet Culture (2005), Zero Comments, Blogging and Critical Internet Culture (2007), and The Network Condition: Foundations of Critical Internet Culture (2011). To explore a full list of Lovink’s publications and teaching assignments on digital networks and social culture, visit https://networkcultures.org/geertlovink-archive/biography/. For scholarly works similar to Social Media Abyss, visit https://www.wiley.com/en-us/Social+Media+Abyss%3A+Critical+Internet+Cultures+and+the+Force+of+Negation-p-9781509507764#relatedProducts-section and view “Related Products.” Read Bruce Sterling’s review of Lovink’s Social Media Abyss Learn more about the issue of “platform capitalism”
Hey, @gavinnewsom
If the rumor is that Musk is going to buy #SVB, then maybe California should buy #SiliconValleyBank and turn it into a community / #MunicipalBank.
We are the 4th or 5th largest economy globally; we should act like it.
/cc
#SF #CA #California #SFBay #SanFrancisco
#Progressive #Politics #Banking
#Solarpunk
#SocialCapitalism #Startups
#SiliconValley
#GavinNewsom
#ScottWiener @SpeakerPelosi @BernieSanders
Again, this isn't a bailout, we'd own this bank!
https://archive.org/details/blackawakeningincapitalistamerica
Black Awakening In Capitalist America: An Analytic History by Robert L. Allen
Topics #whitesupremacy, #unitedstatesofamerika, #BlackPower, #counterinsurgency, #racism, #fordfoundation, #neocolonialism, #classconflict, #socialcapitalism
A classic study of the Black Liberation Movement of the 1960s. 1990 Africa World Press edition of the 1969 Doubleday original.
https://archive.org/details/merricatherine-facebook-archive
MerriCatherine facebook archive by MerriCatherine
Topics #MerriCatherine, #Facebook, #BlackLiberation, #SocialCapitalism, #CaribbeanRadicalism, #Dominica, #Waitukubuli
digital archive of the collective-run MerriCatherine facebook page, a platform for subversive media, anti-oppression revolutionary propaganda, and diaristic education founded in 2017.
for more background, refer to: “MerriCatherine is Dead; Long Live MerriCatherine”
Yeah OK we've fucking seen enough.
The crackers who're moving over here from IG are every bit as white supremacist as the ones who've been here for a while. Any differences are presumably because of the unique quirks of "their own" cracker culture in contrast to the preexisting one here.
They instinctively put themselves & their attachment to #SocialCapitalism first.
It's deeply ingrained & anyone expecting it, as a whole, to improve is setting themselves up for disappointment.
So it goes.
@gaditb That power can also be mobilized for bad causes, so a key question is what amount of social power/capital is safe/good to be concentrated and wielded by any single individual?
Hey #mastodon! Anyone interested in any of the following?
repost with hashtags #icymi (thanks @conradcole for the heads up :P)
#programming
#politics / #geopolitics
#socialcapitalism
#municipalgovernment / #municipalgov
#localgovernment / #localgov
#activism / #localactivism
#anarchism / #communalism
#selfsufficiency/ #offgrid living
#music
#education
#news / #worldevents
#shittymovies / #obscuremedia