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Sharing our Lives Online

Risks and Exposure in Social Media

David R. Brake

978-1-137-31271-6

2014
Edition 1
- This is the first book to address the implications of the emergence of social media for society and to integrate its analysis with broader social theory, but ground its conclusions on fresh empirical evidence and on a focused review of relevant empirical studies
- It covers the emerging phenomenon of web '2.0' or the 'social web' to focus on the range of factors encouraging writing practices that risk harming both the authors' interpersonal relationships and their employment prospects
- Draws on new empirical research to reveal the ways in which individuals' understandings and expectations of online social interation can also encourage risky online behaviour
- It also offers practical guidance for educators, policy-makers, parents and students to reduce some of these dangers and outlines new avenues for online media research
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