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WikiLeaks and the Critique of the Political Economy. QTube — citizen-generated videos for questions to the Prime Minister. May 19, Fuchs, Christian May 19, UK Parliament. The Occupy movement and social media in crisis capitalism Fuchs, Christian The Occupy movement and social media in crisis capitalism. Winchester, UK Zero Books. Revisiting the political economy of communication Garnham, N. Revisiting the political economy of communication. Introduction: Critique, social media and the information society in the age of capitalist crisis Fuchs, Christian and Sandoval, M.

Introduction: Critique, social media and the information society in the age of capitalist crisis. Critique, social media and the information society New York Routledge. Critique, social media and the information society Fuchs, Christian and Sandoval, M.

Critique, social media and the information society. Theorising and analysing digital labour: from global value chains to modes of production Fuchs, Christian Theorising and analysing digital labour: from global value chains to modes of production.

The Political Economy of Communication. Social media: a critical introduction Fuchs, Christian Social media: a critical introduction.

Social media and the public sphere Fuchs, Christian Social media and the public sphere. Karl Marx and the study of media and culture today Fuchs, Christian Karl Marx and the study of media and culture today. Digital prosumption labour on social media in the context of the capitalist regime of time Fuchs, Christian Digital prosumption labour on social media in the context of the capitalist regime of time.

Digital labour and Karl Marx Fuchs, Christian Digital labour and Karl Marx. Dallas Smythe reloaded: critical media and communication studies today Fuchs, Christian Dallas Smythe reloaded: critical media and communication studies today. The audience commodity in a digital age: revisiting critical theory of commercial media New York Peter Lang.

Critique of the political economy of informational capitalism and social media Fuchs, Christian Critique of the political economy of informational capitalism and social media. Social networking sites in the surveillance society: critical perspectives and empirical findings Allmer, T.

Social networking sites in the surveillance society: critical perspectives and empirical findings. Media, surveillance and identity: social perspectives New York Peter Lang.

Capitalism or information society? The fundamental question of the present structure of society Fuchs, Christian The fundamental question of the present structure of society. European Journal of Social Theory. The Anonymous movement in the context of liberalism and socialism Fuchs, Christian The Anonymous movement in the context of liberalism and socialism.

Interface: a journal for and about social movements. Information, Communication and Society. Privacy and Security in Europe Fuchs, Christian Privacy and Security in Europe. Towards a participatory, co-operative and sustainable information society?

A critical analysis of Swedish ICT policy discourses. Nordicom Review. The internet as surveilled workplayplace and factory Fuchs, Christian and Trottier, D. The internet as surveilled workplayplace and factory. European data protection: coming of age Dordrecht Springer. What is digital labour? What is digital work? And why do these questions matter for understanding social media? Fuchs, Christian and Sevignani, S.

The diamond model of open access publishing: why policy makers, scholars, universities, libraries, labour unions and the publishing world need to take non-commercial, non-profit open access serious Fuchs, Christian and Sandoval, M.

The diamond model of open access publishing: why policy makers, scholars, universities, libraries, labour unions and the publishing world need to take non-commercial, non-profit open access serious. Karl Marx internet studies. Social media and capitalism Fuchs, Christian Social media and capitalism. Political economy and surveillance theory Fuchs, Christian Political economy and surveillance theory. Class and exploitation on the internet Fuchs, Christian Books Add to list Added to list.

Author: Christian Fuchs. Facebook , Google , participatory media , social media , Twitter , web 2. Show all Show less. More information Less information. Summary Contents Subject index Now more than ever, we need to understand social media - the good as well as the bad.

Front Matter Copyright. What Is Critical Theory? Web 2. The Notions of Participation and Participatory Culture 3. Online Fan Culture and Politics 3. Social Media and Participatory Culture 3. Henry Jenkins and Digital Labour 3.

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By: Christian Fuchs. What is a critical introduction to social media? Key Questions What is social about social media? He provides profound theoretical introduction of both critical theory and social media which is followed and strengthened by the critical analysis of the actuality of social media including Google, Face book, Twitter, Wiki leaks, and Wikipedia. Or is it likely that only some benefit at the expense of others?

In the struggle toward a just and fair social media from which all can benefit equally, Fuchs introduces Marxist and neo-Marxist critical theory as the intellectual dimension in order to politicize understanding of new media. Based on his well-introduced critical framework, Fuchs deals with the most important issues in social media studies in the next chapters. In chapter 2, he raises the issue of sociality in order to illuminate the sociality aspects of social media.

Fuchs distinguishes different forms of sociality drawing on the three most important classical positions in social theory; Emile Durkheim, Max Weber and Karl Marx. Participation is another issue that is raised in chapter 3 and 5 through differentiating between participatory culture and participatory democracy.

Chapter 3 mostly deals with the criticism of Henry Jenkins for reducing participation to its cultural dimension and for neglecting its political potential for the internet p. Fuchs asserts that for a critical analysis of power structure of social media, both ideological aspects and political economy need to be applied p.