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Digital Culture & Society (DCS) unveils a pivotal collection that delves into the profound intersection of technology and everyday life. The 2024 issue, published by Columbia University Press, focuses on how modern digital innovations like smart speakers, vacuum robots, and drones are intertwined with our daily routines. Through an interdisciplinary lens encompassing media studies, sociology, and anthropology, this issue explores the process of domestication—how we bring these data-driven technologies into our homes and adapt our practices around them.
With a thorough empirical analysis, the contributions highlight the complex relationships we develop with interconnected media and appliances, emphasizing how human interaction shapes technology and vice versa. This exploration offers insights into the taming process inherent in our continuously evolving tech landscape. Whether you're a scholar, student, or simply a curious mind, this issue of DCS is your gateway to understanding the impacts of digital technologies on society and personal practices.
Get your copy today and join the conversation about the domestication of technology in our digital age. Ideal for academics and enthusiasts aiming to grasp the socio-cultural implications of our tech-filled existence, this publication is essential for anyone interested in the dynamics of human-computer interaction and modern media.
With a thorough empirical analysis, the contributions highlight the complex relationships we develop with interconnected media and appliances, emphasizing how human interaction shapes technology and vice versa. This exploration offers insights into the taming process inherent in our continuously evolving tech landscape. Whether you're a scholar, student, or simply a curious mind, this issue of DCS is your gateway to understanding the impacts of digital technologies on society and personal practices.
Get your copy today and join the conversation about the domestication of technology in our digital age. Ideal for academics and enthusiasts aiming to grasp the socio-cultural implications of our tech-filled existence, this publication is essential for anyone interested in the dynamics of human-computer interaction and modern media.