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Death on Facebook. Mourning and memory as a prosumer activity - Piergiorgio Degli Esposti

Rationalized identity construction, networked subjectivity, and the emerging 'data self' - Rob Horning

'Do We Have A Sign That Says 'Weirdos Welcome?': Urban Libraries and the Control of Access - Daniel Greene

Updating the discourse: practices of political news production and consumption on the Facebook news feed - Linda Huber

Online Identity and the Fragmentation of the Internet - Tobias Matzner

From Facebook to Banquets: Identity, Institutions, and Uprisings - Tom Slee

Critiquing digital dualism in Higher Education: a posthuman / sociomaterial account of student entanglements with technologies - Lesley Gourlay, Martin Oliver

This is You: Turntable.fm and the Digital/Physical Divide - Tristan Rodman

Data Serfdom in the Modern Age: Constructing a New Feudal Order - Jeremy Antley

The ‘lived now.’ Observing the changes in the spatiotemporal experience of everyday life through the use of ICTs - Sophia Drakopoulou

Women Making Media: Revisiting Questions of Gender, Labor, and Power in the Digital Age - Brooke Duffy

Social Media and Reproduction of Prosumer Identity: Re-considering advertising strategies in the age of ubiquitous social media - Mohammad Kazeroun

The Distant Gaze and Contemporary Notions of Perception: Re-examining the New Aesthetic Movement through an Analysis of Satellite Technologies in New Media and Digital Arts - Dorothy Santos

There is no difference between the "real" and the "virtual": a brief phenomenology of digital revolution - Stéphane Vial

Crowd-Sourcing Assassination 2.0 - Malcolm Harris

Star Trek and Subjectivity: Fan Videos as Sexual Textual Critiques - Andrea Marshall

The Republic of Tweets - Olivia Rosane

Identity Prosumption and the Quantified Self Movement - Jenny Davis, Whitney Erin Boesel

In defense of eavesdropping: Twitter as conversation, not self-indulgence - Shannon Sindorf

On the Political Origins of Digital Dualism: From Rousseau's Masturbating Habits to The Front Page of the New York Times - David Banks