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The Author: Anandam Kavoori is Professor at the Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Georgia, Athens. He has authored/edited eight books on communication and culture. He has been a consultant for NewsCorporation, CNN International, Living Media, and the Discovery Channel.«A savvy, highly accessible look at YouTube, Facebook, MySpace, iPhones, videogames, and media that are daily changing our lives. All served up in a clear textbook format, chock full of questions for students and other useful teaching tools. Highly recommended.» (Paul Levinson, Professor of Communications, Fordham University; Author of ‘New New Media’)<br /> «With flair, adroit theory, and supple analysis, ‘Digital Media Criticism’ offers an excellent guide for students wending their way through the glittering wonders of social media, Web 2.0, cell phones, and media technologies. This elegantly written and clearly structured book compellingly updates criticism as a central project – and a rich pedagogy – in media and culture today.» (Gerard Goggin, Professor of Digital Communication, University of New South Wales, Australia)
«A savvy, highly accessible look at YouTube, Facebook, MySpace, iPhones, videogames, and media that are daily changing our lives. All served up in a clear textbook format, chock full of questions for students and other useful teaching tools. Highly recommended.» (Paul Levinson, Professor of Communications, Fordham University; Author of ‘New New Media’)<br /> «With flair, adroit theory, and supple analysis, ‘Digital Media Criticism’ offers an excellent guide for students wending their way through the glittering wonders of social media, Web 2.0, cell phones, and media technologies. This elegantly written and clearly structured book compellingly updates criticism as a central project – and a rich pedagogy – in media and culture today.» (Gerard Goggin, Professor of Digital Communication, University of New South Wales, Australia)