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This is a timely book packed with rich sociological insight into the shifting contours of digital culture & society. It covers an impressive range of topics without sacrificing depth, grounding analysis in core sociological concepts in a way that will be accessible for those unfamiliar with them.

Packed with examples and well grounded in both classic sociological perspectives and the latest research on digital sociology, this accessible new book is a perfect primer for sociology students interesting in digital societies and cultures.

Digital Culture and Society is a compelling book that introduces readers to pressing sociological issues and useful methods for researching them. Interspersed with contemporary examples and a wealth of digital history, it is a go-to book for digital researchers.

Smart and articulate, this work weaves together contemporary experiences with enduring, theoretically grounded questions about what it means to live in today’s digitally mediated societies. Covering topics from platforms vernaculars to the self within contexts of inequality, this is a must read for digital researchers. 

This book offers a rich and engaging overview of both classic and contemporary sociological insights that will enable the reader to grasp the transformative roles that the digital has played in social life during the last decades. More than that, it will equip you to deploy these ideas, providing valuable advice and guidance on key themes, developments and methods along the way.