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INDEX
Note: Boldface page numbers Brown, Rebecca, 47, 48
indicate illustrations. Burt, Andrew, 51
Button, Henry, 4, 10–11
Aceret, Ryley, 4
Airbnb, 28 Carnegie Mellon University, 19
algorithms, 62 Carr, Nicholas, 44
Amazon, 22, 26, 27, 29 car sharing, 23
American Dialect Society, 33 Catfi sh (documentary), 50
Angie’s List, 26 catfi shing, 50
Annenberg School for Center for Digital Democracy,
Communication and 71
Journalism (University of Chamorro-Premuzic, Tomas,
Southern California), 6 26
Annenberg School for Chudakov, Barry, 62
Communication (University of Clapper, James, 62–63
Pennsylvania), 52 Clark, David, 62
Arab Spring revolutions, 31 climate change deniers,
artifi cial intelligence (AI), 30, 41–42
40, 62 Climate March (2017), 32
Asimov, Isaac, 42 Clinton, Hillary, 39–40
Common Sense Media, 13
Balakrishnan, Vivian, 63 Consumer Intelligence
BankruptcyData.com, 22 Research Partners, 22
Benenson Strategy Group, 53 cyberbullying, 16–18
big data, 33–34 cybercrime, 34–35
Black Lives Matter movement,
31, 32 Da Costa, Janice, 11
Booth, Paul, 11 dating, online, 20
Born Digital (Palfrey and Deen, Nafeesa, 14–15
Gasser), 49 Delgado, Mauricio, 13
Bowman, Nicholas David, digital divide, 63–64
17–18 Digital in 2017 (We Are Social,
Brabham, Daren C., 59 Hootsuite), 5–6
#BringBackOurGirls, 32 digital technology
Broadband Opportunity as means of social
Council, 6 connection, 8
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