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Media/Publics

Julia Sonnevend, Shannon Mattern, and Chris Anderson, editors.
Zachary V. Sunderman, managing editor.

The manner by which the media, digital technology, and politics are shaping public culture is in the midst of a major transformative change. Media/Publics brings together work that analyzes the way the media and journalism shape publics for good and (often) for ill.

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Overhearing in the Public Sphere

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Daniel Dayan October 1, 2013
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