· Writing on the Wall: Social Media - The First 2, Years: Author: Tom Standage: Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing USA, ISBN: X, Length: 4/5(4). 8 rows · · Writing on the Wall: Social Media - The First 2, Years. Writing on the Wall.: /5(3). A fresh, provocative exploration of social media over two millennia, Writing on the Wall reminds us how modern behavior echoes that of prior centuries-the Catholic Church, for example, faced similar dilemmas in deciding whether or how to respond to Martin Luther's attacks in the early sixteenth century to those that large institutions confront today in responding to public criticism on the Internet. Invoking the likes Cited by:
Click to read more about Writing on the Wall: Social Media - The First 2, Years by Tom Standage. LibraryThing is a cataloging and social networking site for booklovers. Writing on the Wall: Social Media - The First 2, Years Tom Standage. Shop Now. Just as news and gossip spread in Roman times through sharing along social networks, the same was true of books. The Roman literary world had no publishers, no copyright, and very few booksellers. Instead, books circulated from one reader to the next through. Writing On the Wall: Social Media the First 2, Years. Social Printers were successful in encouraging the participants to share their thoughts and create a personal social experience and potential implications for conventional social media and second screens in the context of political television programs are discussed. Expand.
Invoking figures from Thomas Paine to Vinton Cerf, co-inventor of the Internet, Standage explores themes that have long been debated, from the tension between freedom of expression and censorship to social media's role in spurring innovation and fomenting revolution. This book's thesis is more or less stated in the subtitle: ""The First 2, Years". It is Tom Standage's assertion that "social media" are not a fundamental rupture from the past in terms of how we, as a society, communicate. It is a change, but so was the change from oral to written, from handwritten to printed, from printed to broadcast. A fresh, provocative exploration of social media over two millennia, Writing on the Wall reminds us how modern behavior echoes that of prior centuries-the Catholic Church, for example, faced similar dilemmas in deciding whether or how to respond to Martin Luther's attacks in the early sixteenth century to those that large institutions confront today in responding to public criticism on the Internet. Invoking the likes of Thomas Paine and Vinton Cerf, co-inventor of the Internet, Standage.
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