Participation and Media Production

Participation and Media Production

  • Nico Carpentier
  • Benjamin De Cleen
Publisher:Cambridge Scholars PublishingISBN 13: 9781443812269ISBN 10: 1443812269

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Participation and Media Production is written by Nico Carpentier and published by Cambridge Scholars Publishing. It's available with International Standard Book Number or ISBN identification 1443812269 (ISBN 10) and 9781443812269 (ISBN 13).

In an era when (especially new) media are celebrated for their participatory potential, questions about the nature and intensity of these participatory processes seem to be superfluous. But raising these questions pushes us into a critical mode towards the changes that have lead to the present-day media landscape. This volume's authors aim to activate this critical mode and reflect on the participatory nature of contemporary media organizations and products. In order to stand even a remote chance to realize this objective, and to critically unravel the societal role of participation, we need to acknowledge that participation is a complex and contested notion, covering a wide variety of meanings and practices that are converging into a hybrid of technologies, genres, and formats. At the same time, prudence is required, as many of the empowering and transformative opportunities cover-up a multitude of restrictions that deal with muting voices, appropriations, techniques of surveillance, inequalities, and exclusions. This volume thus provides its readership with a set of analyses that reconcile the appreciation for the analogue and digital empowerment and emancipation with the critical analysis of their boundaries.Participation and Media Production is the result of the intellectual work of the participants of the 2007 San Francisco Conference of the International Communication Association (ICA).