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Social Work or Unpaid Labor? The ideological reproduction of Facebooking

Marco Briziarelli

As Mosco (2005) observed, every new wave of media technology has carried contrasting sentiments, frequently approaching in popular discourse hyperbolic messianic and apocalyptic manifestations. In the specific case of digital media, on the one hand, they are considered as democratic sears, rescuers of the public sphere, prophets of the digital economy, which can potentially make of every spectator, an actor and an author. On the other hand, they have been accused of jeopardizing face-to-face communication, deepening the level of commodification of our private lives and of exploiting user-generated generate content.

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Social Work or Unpaid Labor? The ideological reproduction of Facebooking

Marco Briziarelli

As Mosco (2005) observed, every new wave of media technology has carried contrasting sentiments, frequently approaching in popular discourse hyperbolic messianic and apocalyptic manifestations. In the specific case of digital media, on the one hand, they are considered as democratic sears, rescuers of the public sphere, prophets of the digital economy, which can potentially make of every spectator, an actor and an author. On the other hand, they have been accused of jeopardizing face-to-face communication, deepening the level of commodification of our private lives and of exploiting user-generated generate content.

Social Work or Unpaid Labor? The ideological reproduction of Facebooking

Marco Briziarelli

As Mosco (2005) observed, every new wave of media technology has carried contrasting sentiments, frequently approaching in popular discourse hyperbolic messianic and apocalyptic manifestations. In the specific case of digital media, on the one hand, they are considered as democratic sears, rescuers of the public sphere, prophets of the digital economy, which can potentially make of every spectator, an actor and an author. On the other hand, they have been accused of jeopardizing face-to-face communication, deepening the level of commodification of our private lives and of exploiting user-generated generate content.

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Title:

Social Work or Unpaid Labor? The ideological reproduction of Facebooking

Contributors:

Marco Briziarelli (author)

Published in:

lo Squaderno, Vol 9, Iss 31, Pp 21-24 (2014)

Publication date:

2014

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Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

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Unknown

Keywords:

Precariousness and spaces in digital society , lo Squaderno No. 31 , Architecture , NA1-9428 , Aesthetics of cities. City planning and beautifying , NA9000-9428 , Social Sciences , H , Sociology (General) , HM401-1281

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