Titlebook: Convergent Media and Privacy; Tim Dwyer Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2015 Convergent Media.Privacy.Surveillan

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2634-6192 book helps us contemplate what a post-Facebook or post-Google world might look like, and how the tensions within capitalist information societies between corporations, government and citizens might play out.978-1-137-30687-6Series ISSN 2634-6192 Series E-ISSN 2634-6206

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Model Structuring: The Enigma Ciphernces and meanings of these changes. My argument has been that the position of personal information is only one dimension, albeit a fundamentally important one, of these multi-directional social, cultural, economic and technological shifts, and which has become centrally interwoven through our unfolding mediascapes.

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Introduction,c developments more generally) become so quickly naturalised in society. As with traditional media, the new media industries are themselves embedded in political economic contexts, and these tend to mandate their platform arrangements, underlying business patterns and unfolding trends.

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Digital Media Citizenship,ts of privacy for full citizenship. Effectively, Snowden is articulating the instrumentalist and persuasive interpretation of privacy discussed in Chapter 2; namely, privacy rights scaffold other rights and fundamental freedoms that would be made increasingly scarce in their absence.

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Privacy and Mediatisation,ion of the public into the realm of privacy, and of privacy into the public sphere. When the private self goes public, however, the character of authentic self-disclosure begins to shift to a dramatised, strategic self-presentation and theatrical self-expression. With this, the culture of reflexive

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Combining Views: The CSLaM Systemion of the public into the realm of privacy, and of privacy into the public sphere. When the private self goes public, however, the character of authentic self-disclosure begins to shift to a dramatised, strategic self-presentation and theatrical self-expression. With this, the culture of reflexive

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Introduction,socio-cultural contexts. In this sense, the valorisation of ‘privacy’ is an historical construct shaped through the evolution of particular media and other technologies, usage forms, media practices and discourses. We are all familiar with the extraordinary way that media technologies (and scientifi

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Privacy and Mediatisation,e public, hidden and protected in a sphere of intimacy from observation by a sensation seeking crowd. And, vice versa, we tend to think that the public sphere was protected from obtrusive privacy. Indeed, historical evidence shows that a sphere of privacy — which did not exist before in the same way