The narrative unfolds in the vibrant 1970s Baltimore music scene, following 23-year-old Margie Stevens as she navigates her way out of a deep depression caused by heartbreak. Through her personal journey of self-discovery, Margie confronts her struggles and seeks to reclaim her identity, ultimately finding solace and inspiration in the music that surrounds her.
Jean Burgess Orden de los libros (cronológico)
1 de enero de 1950
El trabajo de Jean Burgess profundiza en los reinos del video en línea y la cultura participativa. Ella examina críticamente cómo las tecnologías y plataformas digitales se tejen en el tejido de nuestro panorama cultural. La investigación de Burgess disecciona las formas en que estas herramientas dan forma a la creación de contenido y la participación de la audiencia. Sus ideas ofrecen una comprensión más profunda de la dinámica en evolución entre los medios y la sociedad.
"Twitter's growth over the past decade, like that of much social media, has far surpassed its creators' vision. Twitter charts this trajectory in the format of a platform biography: a new, streamlined approach to understanding how platforms change over time. Through the often surprising, fast-moving story of Twitter, it illuminates the multiple forces -- from politics and business to digital ideologies -- that came together to shape the evolution of this revolutionary platform. Jean Burgess and Nancy K. Baym build a rich narrative of how Twitter has evolved as a technology, a company, and a culture, from its origins as a personal messaging service to its transformation into one of the most globally influential social media platforms, where history and culture are not only recorded but written in real time." -- Back cover