The Digital Revolution

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Offers timely insight into a timeless preoccupation with the digital age. * Benjamin Peters, Hazel Rogers Associate Professor of Media Studies and affiliated faculty Cyber Studies, University of Tulsa * Gabriele Balbi delves into a notion whose history, actors and developments shape our digital imaginaries and practices, as well as our relationship with technology, media and innovation. A must-read to anyone interested in the digital world. * Valerie Schafer, Center for Contemporary and Digital History, University of Luxembourg * This short book is both topical and timely. * Jane Winters, Professor of Digital Humanities, School of Advanced Study, University of London * This brief, easy read of a book argues that the transition from an analog to a digital world is not simply a matter of technology but involves a shift in time, space, and social relations portending the end of history, geography, even politics. * Choice * This exceptional work not only offers a compelling narrative of the digital age's evolution but also demonstrates how ideological currents have shaped technological advancements and societal transformation. * Guobin Yang, Director, Center on Digital Culture and Society, University of Pennsylvania *