This chapter contextualizes and expands upon Smythe’s contributions to the critique of capitalist media within an environment increasinglydefined by the rapid global development and adoption of mobile de-vices and ubiquitous wireless connectivity (UC). Specifically it theorizes theevolutionary trajectory of mobile media and wireless connectivity within thecontext of Smythe’s analytic focus on the audience commodity as: a) the organizing principle of commercial media; and b) a central component in the development of “consumption relations” including those “that motivate the population to buy consumer goods” (Smythe 1994, 239–240) necessary toinformational capitalism
The communications sector of an economy comprises a range of technologies, physical media, and insti...
YesDevelopments and advances in information and communications technology are boosting a convergen...
Mobile devices in the form of smartphones are transforming the temporality of consumption experience...
This chapter contextualizes and expands upon Smythe’s contributions to the critique of capitalist me...
This paper re-examines the work of Dallas Smythe in light of the popularization of Internet-enabled ...
This paper re-examines the work of Dallas Smythe in light of the popularization of Internetenabled m...
This article was presented at Paper Session 6a: Free Labour in the Web 2.0 Era. This paper re-examin...
This article contributes a framework for understanding the convergence of two ‘transactional ecosyst...
Up until recently media analysis has paid little attention to their material bases in assemblies of ...
Ubiquitous connectivity to networked information-communication technologies increasingly mediates so...
The Communications field must challenge traditional understandings of media in the face of a transfo...
Hitherto, and mainly by way of ethnographic studies, mediatisation research has informed us regardin...
This dissertation offers a critical and historical analysis of the myth of ubiquitous connectivity—a...
This paper argues that questions concerning the circulation of capital are central to the study of c...
Hitherto, and mainly by way of ethnographic studies, mediatisation research has informed us regardin...
The communications sector of an economy comprises a range of technologies, physical media, and insti...
YesDevelopments and advances in information and communications technology are boosting a convergen...
Mobile devices in the form of smartphones are transforming the temporality of consumption experience...
This chapter contextualizes and expands upon Smythe’s contributions to the critique of capitalist me...
This paper re-examines the work of Dallas Smythe in light of the popularization of Internet-enabled ...
This paper re-examines the work of Dallas Smythe in light of the popularization of Internetenabled m...
This article was presented at Paper Session 6a: Free Labour in the Web 2.0 Era. This paper re-examin...
This article contributes a framework for understanding the convergence of two ‘transactional ecosyst...
Up until recently media analysis has paid little attention to their material bases in assemblies of ...
Ubiquitous connectivity to networked information-communication technologies increasingly mediates so...
The Communications field must challenge traditional understandings of media in the face of a transfo...
Hitherto, and mainly by way of ethnographic studies, mediatisation research has informed us regardin...
This dissertation offers a critical and historical analysis of the myth of ubiquitous connectivity—a...
This paper argues that questions concerning the circulation of capital are central to the study of c...
Hitherto, and mainly by way of ethnographic studies, mediatisation research has informed us regardin...
The communications sector of an economy comprises a range of technologies, physical media, and insti...
YesDevelopments and advances in information and communications technology are boosting a convergen...
Mobile devices in the form of smartphones are transforming the temporality of consumption experience...