Augmenting the agora: Media and civic engagement in museums by Rikke Haller Baggesen

“…Mirroring digital culture developments in society at large, museums are increasingly incorporating social media platforms and formats into their communication practices. …”
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Navigating digital transformation in accounting system: Challenges and opportunities by Mohammed Saad Obaid

“…The results revealed a favorable inclination among Khartoum Stock Exchange-listed companies towards digital transformation, manifested through a notable automation of accounting procedures, the cultivation of a digital culture, and the adoption of strategic approaches for digital transformation. …”
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« Fictif ou pas, c’est vrai ! » : l’usage de la fiction dans deux webdocumentaires consacrés au 17 octobre 1961 by Sophie Gebeil

“…In spite of distinct aesthetic and narrative choices, the two devices bear witness to the new documentary imaginary that is born from the crossroads between the tradition of historical documentary and digital culture.…”
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Joanna Nowotny & Julian Reidy. Memes – Formen und Folgen eines Internetphänomens by Michael Johann

“…In the introduction, five main chapters, and a conclusion, the authors tackle a relatively young, but booming phenomenon of digital culture and communication: Internet memes. The book provides valuable insights and perspectives on the ever-evolving dynamics of memes and meme culture, and it successfully provides a well-executed counterpoint to often overly romanticized meme literature by shedding light on the “darker” aspects of meme communication. …”

Linked Data Model in Libraries and Future of Bibliographic Records by Nevzat ÖZEL

“…The ongoing development of digital culture and Web technologies has directly influenced and changed the standards, principles, rules, approaches and implementations about information organization and access. …”
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Determination of key drivers of digital transformation of company by the example of assessment of digital maturity level of educational establishment education by Zulunova Madina, Mudrak Sofia

“…One of such factors is the inflexibility of internal culture, particularly insufficient digital culture of a company. The paper gives data obtained through the empirical study on the initial stage of digital transformation. …”
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Transmedial context of new media technologies and contemporary art by Ljajić Samir, Dojčinović Milan

“…Virtual galleries and online art communities are part of digital culture, whose postulates we cannot ignore. New artistic directions and possibilities established by the prefix "digital" must be considered in the interdisciplinary relation between media and art.…”
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Cracking the Copyright Dilemma in Software Preservation by Brandon Butler, Patricia Aufderheide, Peter Jaszi, Krista Cox

“…Such software is worthy of study in its own right because it is critical to accessing digital culture and expression. Preservation work is essential for communicating across boundaries of the past and present in a digital era. …”
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GAMIFICATION AS AN INSTRUMENT FOR ENHANCING THE ENGAGEMENT ON #TEUFUTURO PROGRAM by Amilton Rodrigo de Quadros Martins, Eduardo Rosa Pagliarini, Fahad Kalil, Ariane Pazinato

“…Current generations of students are increasingly influenced by digital culture, technology, and games. However, educational institutions still cannot align this connection that young people have with technology with a teaching method that can engage the student in learning. …”
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Exploring Digital Communication Dynamics among Algerian Youth: A Case Study of Laghouat Province by Belmadani saad & BELABES Taqiyeddine

“…Keywords: Algerian youth, digital communication, social media, digital culture. …”
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STUDY MODEL: MEDIA DIGITIZATION AND COMMUNICATION by Mira Pavlinović

“…As digital technology permeates all aspects of life, traditional media and analogue culture are transformed into new and complex interrelationships. Digital cultures combine theory and reflection with practice and creation. …”
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The Use of Social Media Instagram to Disseminate Sustainable Information by Genilson Geraldo, Marli Dias de Souza Pinto

“…In this context, the use of social media by libraries is essential to relate to their audiences, who are increasingly immersed in digital culture. Currently, Instagram has more than 500 million users worldwide, making it a great informational and virtual engagement tool for library users. …”
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Applications of GIS in landscape design research by Steffen Nijhuis

“…In this respect educational and research institutions have an important role to play, they must take the lead in knowledge acquisition on GIS-applications and passing it on, contributing to the academic underpinning and development of a digital culture in landscape architecture.…”
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Iteracies of feeling by Iain Emsley

“…Using the Next Rembrandt project as a case study, this paper suggests an approach to consider the medium as the site of meaning making in digital culture and how this affects critical practice using Raymond Williams, David Berry and Jacques Derrida. …”
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NEO-MYTHS: ISSUE-ATTENTION CYCLES AS MEDIATIZED SOCIAL DRAMAS by Arvydas Grišinas

“…It discusses them in terms of their emergence, structure, causality, processual logics and formal variety, and suggests that the phenomenon falls in line with the findings of recent research on the shifting knowledge patterns in times of digital culture.…”
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Digital Books on the Point of Take-off? by Stig Hjarvard, Rasmus Helles

“…Ebook reading is becoming part of a converging digital culture in which global media companies like Amazon, Apple, and Google play a key role for the standards and emerging infrastructure. …”
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C. S. Lewis and the Challenge of Ethics in Digital Society by Tibor Mahrik, Mark Neal

“…Writing and thinking from within a metaethical framework he terms the Tao, or natural law, Lewis offers an approach to the dehumanization of digital culture through his own approach to one of the oldest technologies: that of language. …”
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PLATFORM CULTURE IN THE SHARING ECONOMY: A RENTAL GOALKEEPERS CASE STUDY by Alexandre Borba Da Silveira, Norberto Hoppen

“…The results showed that: (1) SE happens to construct through a heterogeneous network between individuals and digital artifacts; (2) the relationships are assembled happen between consumers and service providers through visible and invisible heterogeneous associations, mediated by digital platforms and their features, tools, and algorithms, and, (3) This actor-network promotes and disseminates a new digital culture whose main goal is valorization of digital business assemblage. …”
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Hilltop Youth and New Media: The Formation of a Young Religious Digital-Resistance Community by Hananel Rosenberg, Kalia Vogelman-Natan

“…The group’s unique religious, sociological, and ideological characteristics differentiate them from other religious communities previously studied in relation to digital culture. In this study, we offer a new angle that provides insight into the hilltop youth’s religious–ideological perception while focusing on their attitude toward new media, smartphones, and social networks, in particular, an attitude that is part of their self-definition as a separatist community. …”
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The digital divide in rural schools: a case study by José Sastre Reyes

“…The results showed that the students do not benefit from specific training proposals on the use of ICT, only in the subjects of Digital Culture and Citizenship. The teacher has a low level of digital teaching competence and does not receive specific training on the use of ICT with students. …”
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