[Air-L] Social media as part of the public sphere?

[Stine Gotved]

Why offlist? 
Hopefully, you'll make a summary for the list, then.
Good luck
:)
Stine

And take a look at this:

Valtysson B (2012) Facebook as a Digital Public Sphere: Processes of
Colonization and Emancipation. tripleC: Communication, Capitalism &
Critique. Open Access Journal for a Global Sustainable Information
Society, 10(1), 77­91.



On 24/06/13 19.11, "Oriol Poveda" <poveda.aoir at gmail.com> wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I was wondering if someone knows of an anthology or similar devoted to
>discussing if social media can or cannot be considered part of the public
>sphere (understood in Habermasian terms).
>
>If you have any suggestion, please email me offlist at
>poveda.oriol at gmail.com, thank you!
>
>Oriol
>
>--
>
>Oriol Poveda
>PhD student in sociology of religion
>Uppsala university, Sweden
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