Virtual Culture

Explore the groundbreaking insights of Virtual Culture by Steve Jones, published by SAGE Publications Inc in 1997. This compelling work delves into the impact of the Internet and computer-mediated communication technologies on society, examining how these tools are harnessed by marginalized groups to effect social and political change.

With 272 pages of thought-provoking analysis, Jones addresses the crucial issues surrounding access and control in cyberspace. He highlights the transformative potential of digital platforms while also critiquing the barriers faced by disadvantaged communities. Ideal for students of anthropology, communication studies, and cultural studies, Virtual Culture is not just a book; it's an essential contribution to understanding the societal implications of information technology and the power dynamics at play in our increasingly digital world.