"This is an insightful and informative contribution to the burgeoning literature on digital sociology, recognizing what is distinctive about it while acknowledging what it shares with other fields."
Mark Carrigan, University of Cambridge
"Neil Selwyn's book is a valuable introduction to the emerging subfield of digital sociology, which it seeks to locate both in an established sociological tradition and in very contemporary research. The book's approach, readability, pace and tone will make it very attractive to students as a source for debate, elaboration or contention."
Karen Gregory, University of Edinburgh
* Preface
* Acknowledgements
* Chapter 1. Digital sociology: promises and precedents
* Chapter 2. Digital sociology: central concerns, concepts and questions
* Chapter 3. Digital sociology in action: 'digital labor' and 'digital race'
* Chapter 4. Digital methods and methodology
* Chapter 5. Being a digital sociologist
* References
Neil Selwyn is a Professor at Monash University, Australia