Book Launch: Networked - A Media Genealogy of the Network Society by Clemens Apprich

C. Apprich; M. Freudenschuss; Adnan Hadziselimovic

Book Launch: Networked - A Media Genealogy of the Network Society by Clemens Apprich

C. Apprich, M. Freudenschuss, Adnan Hadziselimovic

School of Media and Performing Arts

Research output: Practice-Based and Non-textual Research › Digital or Visual Media

Original language	English
Publisher	Voice republic
Publication status	Published - 2016

Bibliographical note

This book launch was discussed at Transmediale 6 February 2016. The podcast is available at: https://2016.transmediale.de/content/book-launch-networked-a-media-genealogy-of-the-network-society-by-clemens-apprich. About the book - Many technologies and practices that have shaped today’s Web 2.0 date back to the 1990s—and so do the ideas of social media, user-generated content, and participatory platforms. From a media-historical perspective, a lot of the ideas from that period about the future of the internet have indeed been implemented, albeit without fulfilling the envisioned socio-political utopias.

In his new book, Clemens Apprich explores the history of an alternative web discourse and develops a media genealogical understanding that is necessary to think beyond today's predominant concept of socio-technical networks and to intervene in current debates about the Internet.
Format: Podcast
Extent: 82:35

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