Gerard Goggin Boeken

Focusing on the systemic oppression faced by individuals with disabilities, this work utilizes diverse case studies from various sectors, including health, sport, and politics. It sheds light on the often-ignored challenges and injustices in society, aiming to elevate the conversation around disability. Through a thoughtful and provocative lens, the author explores the implications of these issues, advocating for greater awareness and change.

Focusing on the evolving landscape of mobile media, this book examines the emerging industry structures and new media economies shaping the sector. It delves into the cultural implications of mobile media and explores the network politics that arise as mobile devices gain prominence in the media industry. Through a comprehensive analysis, it highlights the intricate dynamics at play within this rapidly changing field.

Focusing on the evolution of mobile telecommunications, this book offers a thorough introduction to cell phone culture and theory, enriched with diverse examples from various regions and nations. It presents a clear and sophisticated analysis that contextualizes the technology historically and technically, making it accessible to a wide audience interested in understanding the impact of cell phones on society.

What's an app? -- App economy -- App media -- Social laboratories of apps -- After apps