Review of social practices and ways of exercising the policy through new media
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https://doi.org/10.3145/epi.2015.nov.13Keywords:
New media, Informational empowerment, Self-communication, Social emancipation, Free culture, Freedom of expression, Editorial independence, Independent pressAbstract
This article reviews the elements that have facilitated greater communicative autonomy for significant contemporary social movements and organizations through new media. Taking as reference the historical diagnosis of Hans Magnus Enzensberger (1970) for an emancipatory use of social media, we analyse the process of emergence and development of a new information paradigm in the global activity of contemporary social movements. Finally, we offer a selection of common elements implemented by these movements for the promotion of open and emancipatory management of new media as a tool for social empowerment.
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