The narrative unfolds in the vibrant 1970s Baltimore music scene, following 23-year-old Margie Stevens as she navigates her way out of a deep depression caused by heartbreak. Through her personal journey of self-discovery, Margie confronts her struggles and seeks to reclaim her identity, ultimately finding solace and inspiration in the music that surrounds her.
Jean Burgess Bücher
1. Jänner 1950
Jean Burgess' Werk befasst sich mit Online-Videos und partizipativer Kultur. Sie untersucht kritisch, wie digitale Technologien und Plattformen in das Gefüge unserer Kulturlandschaft eingewoben werden. Burgess' Forschung analysiert die Art und Weise, wie diese Werkzeuge die Inhaltserstellung und das Publikumsengagement prägen. Ihre Erkenntnisse bieten ein tieferes Verständnis der sich entwickelnden Dynamik zwischen Medien und Gesellschaft.
"Twitter's growth over the past decade, like that of much social media, has far surpassed its creators' vision. Twitter charts this trajectory in the format of a platform biography: a new, streamlined approach to understanding how platforms change over time. Through the often surprising, fast-moving story of Twitter, it illuminates the multiple forces -- from politics and business to digital ideologies -- that came together to shape the evolution of this revolutionary platform. Jean Burgess and Nancy K. Baym build a rich narrative of how Twitter has evolved as a technology, a company, and a culture, from its origins as a personal messaging service to its transformation into one of the most globally influential social media platforms, where history and culture are not only recorded but written in real time." -- Back cover