导论 1
第一章 Class 17
1.Communication and Social Class&Vincent Mosco 17
2.Dallas Smythe Today—The Audience Commodity，the Digital Labour Debate，Marxist Political Economy and Critical Theory.Prolegomena to a Digital Labour Theory of Value.&Christian Fuchs 26
3.Media Clubs：Social Class and the Shared Interpretations of Media Texts&Jill Tyler 80
4.On the Material and the Dialectic： Toward a Class Analysis of Communication&Lee Artz 98
5.Patenting Life： Commodification， the Patent Regime， and the Public Interest&Leslie Regan Shade 127
6.Trapped in the Digital Divide： The Distributive Paradigm in Community Informatics&Virginia E.Eubanks 140
第二章 Social Movements 157
7.Anonymous： From the Lulz to Collective Action&E.Gabriella Coleman 157
8.Assessing the Radical Democracy of Indymedia：Discursive，Technical，and Institutional Constructions&Victor W.Pickard 164
9.At the Margins of Internet Governance： Grassroots Tech Groups and Communication Policy&Arne Hintz Stefania Milan 181
10.Ecological Ethics and Media Technology&Richard Maxwell Toby Miller 196
11.Public Interest Media Activism and Advocacy as a Social Movement：A Review of the Literature&Philip M.Napoli 214
12.The Emerging Global Movement on Communication Rights：A New Stakeholder in Global Communication Governance？Converging at WSIS but Looking Beyond&Claudia Padovani Elena Pavan 253
13.US Environmental Group Websites and the Content of Cultural Production&Laura Stein 272
第三章 Labour 291
14.Digital Labour，Species-Becoming and the Global Worker&Nick Dyer-Witheford 291
15.Expression and Expropriation： The Dialectics of Autonomy and Control in Creative Labour&Ursula Huws 308
16.Holding Down Half the Sky：Female Knowledge Workers and Flexible Employment in China’s Publishing Conglomerates&Jin Cao Graham Murdock 324
17.Network Labour and Non-elite Knowledge Workers in China&Jack Linchuan Qiu 342
18.Hollywood Unions and the Fight for Work&Catherine McKercher 356
19.Immaterial Labor，Precarity,and Recomposition&Enda Brophy Greig de Peuter 368
20.Looking for Labor in Feminist Media Studies&Lisa McLaughlin 379
21.Working Knowledge：Why Labour Matters for Information Studies&Vincent Mosco 382
第四章 Gender 399
22.Empire and Sweatshop Girlhoods：The Two Faces of the Global Culture Industry&Leslie Regan Shade Nikki Porter 399
23.Engendering Change？Gender Advocacy in Open Source&Christina Dunbar-Hester Gabriella Coleman 411
24.Feminist Issues and the Global Media System&Margaret Gallagher 416
25.Gender， Simulation， and Gaming： Research Review and Redirections&Jennifer Jenson Suzanne de Castell 428
26.Malia Obama， Girl Photographer&Mary Celeste Kearney 445
第五章 Social Media 453
27.Can an Algorithm Be Wrong？&Tarleton Gillespie 453
28.Critical Media Studies 2.0：An Interactive Upgrade&Mark Andrejevic 458
29.Privacy as a Luxury Commodity&Zizi Papacharissi 471
30.The Precarious Citizen： Control and Value in the Digital Age&Katharine Sarikakis 475
31.Users Like You？ Theorizing Agency in User-Generated Content&Jose van Dijck 482
32.Web 2.0， Prosumption， and Surveillance&Christian Fuchs 496
33.Why Youth （Heart） Social Network Sites： The Role of Networked Publics in Teenage Social Life&danah boyd 520
34.Surveillance Impediments： Recognizing Obduracy with the Deployment of Hospital Information Systems&Torin Monahan Jill A.Fisher 542