Table of Contents
In this Section:
1) Brief Table of Contents
2) Full Table of Contents
1) Brief Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Why “New New” Media?
Chapter 2: Facebook
Chapter 3: Twitter
Chapter 4: YouTube
Chapter 5: Wikipedia
Chapter 6: Blogging
Chapter 7: Foursquare and Hardware
Chapter 8: Smaller Potatoes
Chapter 9: The Dark Side Of New New Media
Chapter 10: Politics and New New Media
2) Full Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Why “New New” Media?
Why “New New” Rather Than Social Media?
Guiding Principles of New New Media
New New Media Encompass Prior New Media Principles
The Order and Content of the Chapters
Speed in the Evolution of New New Media and Hardware
The Prime Methodology: Learning by Doing
Chapter 2: Facebook
The Irresistible Appeal of “Friends”
What Does Online “Friendship” Mean
Fine-Tuning Online Friendship
The Facebook “Group” and its Evolution
Facebook Friends and Groups as Knowledge-Base Resources
Facebook Friends as Real-Time Knowledge Resources
Meeting Online Friends in the Real World
Reconnecting with Old Friends Online
Protection for the “Hidden Dimension”: Cleaning Up Your Online Pages
Subjective and Objective Differences Among New New Media
The Facebook Timeline
Chapter 3: Twitter
The Epitome of Immediacy
Interpersonal + Mass Communication = Twitter
Twitter as Smart T-Shirt or Jewelry
Google+, Twitter, Facebook, and Pownce
Twitter Dangers: The Congressman Who Tweeted Too Much
The Other Congressman Who Tweeted Too Much
Twitter vs. the Mullahs in Iran
McLuhan as Microblogger
Chapter 4: YouTube
“Obama Girl”
YouTube 2008 Presidential Primary Debates
Telegenic + YouTube = Cybergenic
YouTube Undeniability and Democracy
YouTube Usurps Television as a Herald of Public Events
YouTube Is Not Only Omni-Accessible and Free to Viewers - It’s Free to Producers
Obama as the New FDR in New New Media as Well as the New New Deal?
Amateur YouTube Stars