Sharing our Lives Online : Risks and Exposure in Social Media, (electronic resource)

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Sharing our Lives Online : Risks and Exposure in Social Media, (electronic resource)

Title remainder

Risks and Exposure in Social Media

Medium

electronic resource

Instantiates

• Sharing our Lives Online : Risks and Exposure in Social Media

Publication

• Basingstoke, Palgrave Macmillan, 2014

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references (p. 168-191) and index

Contents

• Cover; Contents; Acknowledgements; 1 Introduction; Why focus on the online?; Why do we reveal what we do online?; What happens next?; 2 What Is Risky about Online Self-Disclosure and Who Is at Risk?; Early hopes; Birth of the 'online predator'; Risks to children from online self-disclosure; The 'digital native'; What about the 'rest of us'?; Risks to adults from online self-disclosure; 3 How and Why Social Media Interaction Is Different; Social media as symbolic interaction; Wider contexts of social media use; Clashes, compromises and co-creation
• A conceptual framework for studying risky social media self-disclosure4 Imagining the Reader; The physical context of online sharing; Digital literacy and audience perception; Social media services and what they reveal to users about audiences; Categories of reader knowledge; The assumption of a sympathetic reader and its consequences; Conclusion; 5 Time and Memory in Social Media; Social media memory; Social media services and primary and secondary reception; Blogging and time: Debates in the literature; Blogging and time: Evidence from the field; Conclusion
• 6 Towards a Radically Open SocietyHow did we get here? A brief history of the social media industry; From the 'new communalism' to the rhetoric of 'sharing'; Technological biases; Commercial imperatives; Network effects; Technological trajectories; Conclusion; 7 Conclusion; Overview; The benefits of social media use; Striking the right balance; Methodological Appendix; Notes; Bibliography; Index

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purchEBL1809317

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unknown

Extent

1 online resource (202 p.)

Form of item

electronic

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There is no limit to the number of simultaneous users but there is a limit of 200 uses (cumulative between all users) in each 12 month period, from the date of purchase. Library staff are alerted when the remaining number of uses is low and will decide whether to buy another copy.Printing is restricted to 20% of the total pages of the ebook, per patron. Copying and pasting is restricted to 5% of the total pages of the ebook, per person. However, printing and copy and paste permissions in excess of this may be granted by some publishers

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9781137312716

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b3564264

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