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Title: New Paradigms in Digital Communication

New Paradigms in Digital Communication

Critical Intersections of Media, Ideology and Technology

by S. Gözde Dedeoğlu (Volume editor) Nida Kahraman (Volume editor)
©2026 Edited Collection XXIV, 228 Pages
Media and Communication

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Summary

How do digital technologies transform ethics, politics, culture and society? This edited volume explores these questions through diverse chapters that examine privacy and transparency on social media, post-truth journalism, digital luxury branding, beauty perceptions, influencer culture, surveillance narratives in cinema and the aesthetics of transhumanism. Addressing diverse sites of culture, politics, media and technology, the book underscores both the opportunities and contradictions that define the digital age. By foregrounding tensions, contradictions and continuities, it equips readers with the tools to critically engage with the transformative power of digital media in contemporary societies.

Details

Pages
XXIV, 228
Publication Year
2026
ISBN (Softcover)
9783631946060
Language
English
Keywords
cyber-harassment digital media emotional intelligence
Published
Berlin, Bruxelles, Chennai, Lausanne, New York, Oxford, 2026. xxiv, 228 pp., 9 fig. b/w, 7 tables.
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Biographical notes

S. Gözde Dedeoğlu (Volume editor) Nida Kahraman (Volume editor)

S. Gözde Dedeoğlu is a professor in the Department of New Media and Communication, Faculty of Economics, Administrative and Social Sciences at Istanbul Nişantaşı University. She has published on the topics of technology, communication and ethics. She has served as a member of the UNESCO Turkish National Commission, Artificial Intelligence Specialization Committee (2019-2020). Nida Kahraman is a faculty member in the Department of New Media and Communication at Istanbul Nişantaşı University. She completed both her MA and PhD in public relations and publicity. Her research critically examined public relations models, public diplomacy and propaganda, with particular emphasis on their roles in shaping both foreign and domestic affairs in relation to health diplomacy. Her teaching and research focus on digital communication, communication studies and health communication, uniting these domains through a critical lens on their intersections.

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