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New Media and Digital Culture (Twenty Concepts in New Media (Michael…

- - - - Nesting, or a way of organization in new media, allows for information to interact with itself instead of being presented in order. An example of this is hyper-linking.
  - - - Explained that the "extensions" of the human body, or technologies that expand the range of human ability, also have "amputations", or negative effects, that are often ignored.
        
        We choose to accept these downsides, no matter how "deadly and horrific" in order to reap the benefit of the extension.
- - - - A man falls in love with his operating system. The relationship between modern technology and human emotion is explored. The main character, Theodore Twombly's loneliness and reliance on technology and how he uses it to cope with his emotions exemplified.
    - - The backstory of Facebook and how it was made. Mark Zuckerberg and how he cheated his own friends out of money is displayed for the world to see. His social illiteracy and narcissism becomes clear as the film progresses.