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Locating Accountability in Technical DIY; 5 Proportionate ID Cards: Prototyping for Privacy and Accountability; 6 Developing Communities of Resistance? Maker Pedagogies, Do-It-Yourself Feminism, and DIY Citizenship 327 $a7 Rethinking Media Activism through Fan Blogging: How Stewart and Colbert Fans Make a Difference8 Just Say Yes: DIY-ing the Yes Men; II DIY and Making: Learning, Culture, Hacking, and Arts; 9 DIY Citizenship, Critical Making, and Community; 10 Me?lange of Making: Bringing Children's Informal Learning Cultures to the Classroom; 11 Power Struggles: Knowledge Production in a DIY News Club; 12 Transparency Reconsidered: Creative, Critical, and Connected Making with E-textiles; 13 Woven Futures: Inscribed Material Ecologies of Critical Making 327 $a14 Making Publics: Documentary as Do-It-with-Others Citizenship15 Mirror Images: Avatar Aesthetics and Self-Representation in Digital Games; III DIY and Design: Opening the Black Box and Repurposing Technologies; 16 Textual Doppelgangers: Critical Issues in the Study of Technology; 17 The Growbot Garden Project as DIY Speculation through Design; 18 Doing It in the Cloud: Google, Apple, and the Shaping of DIY Culture; 19 Citizen Innovation: Active Energy and the Quest for Sustainable Design; 20 Le Champ des Possibles-The Field of Possibilities 327 $a21 Distributed Design: Media Technologies and the Architecture of Participation22 "I hate your politics but I love your diamonds": Citizenship and the Off-Topic Message Board Subforum; IV DIY and Media: Redistributing Authority and Sources in News Media; 23 Redesigning the Vox Pop: Civic Rituals as Sites of Critical Reimagining; 24 Alternative Media Production, Feminism, and Citizenship Practices; 25 Alternative Media, the Mundane, and "Everyday Citizenship"; 26 Critical News Making and the Paradox of "Do-It-Yourself News"; 27 Social Media, Visibility, and Activism: The Kony 2012 Campaign 327 $a28 A Digital Democracy or Twenty-First-Century Tyranny? 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L'or, par exemple, est de ces dernie?res : il n'existe peut-e?tre pas de sable qui ne contienne un peu d'or...""A? PROPOS DES E?DITIONS LIGARANLes e?ditions LIGARAN proposent des versions nume?riques de qualite? de grands livres de la litte?rature classique mais e?galement des livres rares en partenariat avec la BNF. Beaucoup de soins sont apporte?s a? ces versions ebook pour e?viter les fautes que l'on 606 $aFused salts 615 0$aFused salts. 676 $a546.34 700 $aLefebvre$b Eugene$01504260 801 0$bMiAaPQ 801 1$bMiAaPQ 801 2$bMiAaPQ 906 $aBOOK 912 $a9910796290303321 996 $aLe sel$93733173 997 $aUNINA