Week 4, Chpt 5 Flashcards

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Social Network Analysis

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The social environment can be expressed as patterns of regularities in relationships among interacting units.

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Modularity

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The properties of a project that determine the extent to which it can be broken down into smaller pieces that can be independently produced before they are assembled as a whole.

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3
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DIY culture has a history of being

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rebellious

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4
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Social Captial

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Features of social life that enable participants to act together more effectively to produce shared interests.

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5
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What is the difference between a group and a network?

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In a group everyone knows each other directly whereas in a network people are associated through friends of friends.

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6
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Meltcafe’s Law

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Value of network increases as number of connections increase.

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7
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A Networked Information Economy

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Benkler. Knowledge over objects. From consumers to users. Collaborative, non-proprietary, not market driven.

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What are some criticisms of the network model?

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Power dynamics reproduce themselves within these networks.

Existing inequalities will reproduce themselves.

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Participatory Media

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Henry Jenkins. Has a long history of DIY culture.

De-professionalized
De-institutionalized
De-capitalization

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What are some criticisms of participatory media?

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The content we create is only monetized, not owned, by us. Work without pay.

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Public Sphere

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Jurgen Habermas. Private citizens may come together to discuss affairs.

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What is a critique of the public sphere?

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Who is able to participate? Women? POC?

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Subaltern Counter Publics

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Nancy Fraser. Spaces where people who may not be included in formal debates can get together and converse.

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14
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4 properties of unmediated publics

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Persistence
Searchibility
Replicability
Invisible Audiences

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