The UK riots are not a “Blackberry mob”, not a “Facebook mob” and not a “Twitter mob”; they are the effects of the structure violence of neoliberalism. Capitalism, crisis and class are the main contexts of unrests, uproar and social media today.
Critical Media and Communication Studies Today: A Conversation between Dwayne Winseck and Christian Fuchs. Part 5.
Critical Media and Communication Studies Today: A Conversation between Dwayne Winseck and Christian Fuchs. Part 5 Mirror posting on Dwayne’s site. The full conversation has also been published as journal article here. Part 1 of the conversation can be found on Christian’s blog here and on Dwayne’s blog here. Part 2 of the conversation can [...]
christian fuchs, August 8th 2011
Critical Media and Communication Studies Today: A Conversation between Dwayne Winseck and Christian Fuchs. Part 4
This is part 4 of a conversation between Dwayne Winseck and Christian Fuchs about Critical Media and Communication Studies Today
christian fuchs, August 8th 2011
Critical Media and Communication Studies Today: A Conversation between Dwayne Winseck and Christian Fuchs. Part 3
This is part 3 of a conversation between Christian Fuchs and Dwayne Winseck about Critical Media and Communication Studies today.
christian fuchs, August 6th 2011
Critical Media and Communication Studies Today: A Conversation between Dwayne Winseck and Christian Fuchs. Part 2
This is part 2 of a conversation between Christian Fuchs and Dwayne Winseck about Critical Media and Communication Studies Today.
christian fuchs, August 6th 2011
Critical Media and Communication Studies Today: A Conversation between Dwayne Winseck and Christian Fuchs. Part 1
This is part 1 if a conversation between Christian Fuchs and Dwayne Winseck about Critical Media and Communication Studies today.
christian fuchs, August 6th 2011