Like, Comment, Subscribe by Mark Bergen
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An authoritative history of YouTube.
Read MoreDark Persuasion by Joel Dimsdale
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A new book looks at the modern history of mass delusions.
Read MoreBreaking the Social Media Prism by Chris Bail
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A new book looks at ways the pernicious effects of social media can be countered.
Read MoreThe Reality Game by Samuel Woolley
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As this book makes frighteningly clear, “fake news” and “alternative facts” are just the barest beginning of coming problem with telling the difference between truth and lies …
Read MoreBored, Lonely, Angry, Stupid by Luke Fernandez and Susan J. Matt
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Are iPhones, iPads, GPS, and the Internet exacerbating negatives and simultaneously eroding the positives?
Read MoreLeft To Their Own Devices by Julie M. Albright
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Young digital natives deserve better than this hyperventilating wad of pseudoscience.
Read MoreHow Attention Works by Stefan Van Der Stigchel
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This study covers an enormous amount of research in only a little more than 100 pages.
Read MoreZucked by Roger McNamee
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This book traces the author’s personal history and the well-known origin story of Facebook.
Read MoreEscaping the Rabbit Hole by Mick West
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How to deal with people who believe bunk, falsehoods, mistakes, and outright lies
Read MoreLikeWar by P.W. Singer & Emerson T. Brooking
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Technology, politics, and war have merged into a new battlefield where strategies are played out on smartphones.
Read MoreTwitterbots by Tony Veale & Mike Cook
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A fascinating and fun account of the lives of autonomous software systems in the social media universe.
Read MoreMessing with the Enemy by Clint Watts
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The author is uniquely qualified to show how misinformation campaigns, social media trolling, and electronic espionage have become tools of modern warfare.
Read MoreTen Arguments for Deleting Your Social Media Accounts Right Now by Jaron Lanier
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One of the architects the digital world in the 1980s takes aim at social media.
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