Media distortions : : understanding the power behind spam, noise, and other deviant media / / Elinor Carmi.
"Forget everything you know about spam. Now, let's talk about spam. Digital Distortions is about the power behind producing deviant media categories. This book explores the politics behind categories we take for granted such as spam and noise, and what this power means for our broader unde...
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