Human 2.0? Life-Writing in the Digital Age by Hayes, P

From IDF to .pdf: war poetry in the Israeli digital age by Jacobs, A

Agency in the digital age: Using symbiotic agency to explain human-technology interaction by Neff, G, Nagy, P

Disentangling polarisation and civic empowerment in the digital age: the role of filter bubbles and echo chambers in the rise of populism by Dutton, W, Robertson, C

“…Populist attitudes perceived as unrealistic and anti-elitist in earlier decades might be more realistic and mainstream in the digital age. While we cannot definitively rule out populism as being driven by digital media, the chapter shows why it is more likely that echo chambers are tied to empowerment and the rise of polarization in politics, rather than populism. …”

Magazine Journalism by Jenkins, J

“…Although magazines have existed in print for centuries, the digital age has introduced new platforms and tools for sharing content and interacting with readers. …”

Digital news and the consumption of political information by Majo-Vazquez, S, González-Bailón, S

“…This chapter introduces a network approach to analyzing news consumption in the digital age. The authors explain how we can compare patterns of news consumption across demographic groups, countries, and digital platforms, and determine if there are differences across groups of users and media systems. …”

Apple's iPad City: subcontracting exploitation to China by Chan, J, Ngai, P, Selden, M

“…Many image-conscious technology companies, probably none more than Apple in our digital age, have professed ideals of corporate citizenship, environmental, labour and social responsibility in their supplier codes of conduct. …”