New Media Cultures

by P. David Marshall

New Media Cultures provides a comprehensive analysis of the value of cultural studies in the face of new media, and the changes necessary for cultural studies to tackle the issues that new media presents. Drawing from the active audience thesis developed in cultural studies of the media, New Media Cultures focuses on the increased interactivity in contemporary culture and shows how this has become integrated into the production and consumption of cultural forms.

Critical areas investigated
- Game culture
- The internet
- The digital transformation of film and television
- Intellectual property
- Forms of interactivity
- The significance of the user and cultural production in new media

224 pages, Paperback

First published October 28, 2004