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This book offers a timely and critical exploration of how emerging technologies are reshaping our understanding of truth, democratic engagement, and the future of the public sphere. As digital platforms become the new battleground for influence, this book investigates the dual-edged power of social media, AI, and decentralised networks. With a blend of case studies, cutting-edge research, and forward-looking analysis, Reimagining the Public Sphere is a vital resource for media professionals, academics, and policymakers who are navigating the fast-evolving digital landscape. This book not only diagnoses the current challenges but also illuminates pathways toward a more open, informed, and democratic public sphere.
Contents
Chapter 1: An introduction to the nature of the public sphere.- Chapter 2: Evolution of the digital media since its inception and its place in the public sphere.- Chapter 3: A double-edged sword: Social media's role in contemporary political communication.- Chapter 4: Democratization and Disinformation: The Dual Face of TikTok in a New Digital Era.- Chapter 5: Digital journalism with gender perspective: Case study of Colombia, Puerto Rico, and Spain.- Chapter 6: The discourse of AI governance in the European Union: framing risk and responsibility in the "AI Act" proposal and its media coverage.- Chapter 7: Young people, social platforms and disinformation: the experience of getting informed via TikTok.- Chapter 8: AI, journalism and audiences: the risks of a polarised society.- Chapter 9: The Deepfake Dilemma: Understanding AI-Driven Disinformation Patterns and Fact-Checking Responses in IberoAmerica.- Chapter 10: Empowering Users to Navigate and Mitigate Biases in Search Results.- Chapter 11: Like a kid with a new toy: Ethics, advantages and mistakes of media literacy using AI.- Chapter 12: Algorithmic Communication in Academic Libraries: The Intersection of AI, Human Mediation, and Epistemic Authority.- Chapter 13: Usenet Revisited: Lessons from a Citizen-Driven Network in the Era of Platformization.- Chapter 14: Journalistic Media on the TOR Network: Use of .onion Services Against Digital Surveillance and Censorship.- Chapter 15: Fediverse: Building Communities and Connections in Federated, Open, Free, and Decentralized Networks for Media and Journalists.- Chapter 16: Decentralization, Interoperability, and Digital Sovereignty: Weaving New Connections in the Digital Public Sphere.



