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  1. #MondayReading

    #ReadersOfMastodon will love:

    Title: Mastodon for Dummies
    Authors: Chris Minnick @chrisminnick and Michael McCallister @workingwriter
    Editor: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2023
    Pages: 152
    ISBN: 978-1-394-19336-3

    «Mastodon feels like a breath of fresh air. (...) like a sea breeze at a beach full of interesting people you want to talk to (...)», p. 1.

    #Books #BookRecommendations #BookLovers #Bookstodon #Readers #MastoTips
    @bookstodon

  2. #MondayReading

    #ReadersOfMastodon will love:

    Title: Tecgnosis. Mito, magia y misticismo en la era de la información
    Author: Erik Davis
    Editor: Caja Negra, 2023
    Pages: 510
    ISBN: 978-987-8272-05-4

    «(...) el lugar más obvio para rastrear las huellas del mito, la magia y el misticismo en la tecnocultura contemporánea está, por supuesto, en nuestras ficciones.», p. 499.

    #Books #BookRecommendations #BookLovers #Bookstodon #Readers
    @bookstodon

  3. #MondayReading

    #ReadersOfMastodon will love:

    Title: The Everything Store: Jeff Bezos and the Age of Amazon
    Author: Brad Stone
    Editor: Corgi Books, 2014
    Pages: 464
    ISBN: 978-0552167833

    «Like other great entrepreneurs, including Walt Disney, Henry Ford, and Steve Jobs, Bezos was turning imagination into reality, the fancies of his youth into actual physical things», p. 200.

    #Books #BookRecommendations #BookLovers #Bookstodon #Readers #Amazon #JeffBezos #BradStone
    @bookstodon

  4. #MondayReading

    #ReadersOfMastodon will love:

    Title: To Save Everything, Click Here
    Author: Evgeny Morozov
    Editor: Allen Lane, 2013
    Pages: 414
    ISBN: 978-1-846-14548-3

    «Technology is not the enemy; our enemy is the romantic and revolutionary problem solver who resides within.», p. 358.

    #Books #BookRecommendations #BookLovers #Bookstodon #Readers
    @bookstodon

  5. #MondayReading:

    Title: The Second Machine Age
    Author: Erik Brynjolfsson and Andrew McAfee
    Editor: Norton, 2014
    Pages: 306
    ISBN: 978-0-393-23935-5

    «The digitization of just about everything –documents, news, music, photos, video, maps, personal updates, social networks, requests for information and responses to those requests, data from all kinds of sensors, and so on– is one of the most important phenomena of recent years», p. 66.

    #Books #BookRecommendations #BookLovers #Readers
    @bookstodon

  6. #Bookstodon #MondayReading

    #ReadersOfMastodon will love:

    Title: Alone Together: Why We Expect More from Technology and Less from Each Other
    Author: Sherry Turkle
    Editor: Basic Books, 2011
    Pages: 360
    ISBN: 978-0465031467

    «We ask less of people and more of technology», p. 231.

    #Books #BookToot #BookMastodon #BookRecommendations #BookLovers #Readers #Reading @bookstodon

  7. #Bookstodon #MondayReading
    #ReadersOfMastodon will love:
    Title: Hamlet on the Holodeck: The Future of Narrative in Cyberspace
    Author: Janet H. Murray
    Editor: The Free Press, 1997
    Pages: 324
    ISBN: 0-684-82723-9

    «All the major representational formats of the previous five thousand years of human history have now been translated into digital form», p. 27.

    #Books #BookToot #BookMastodon #BookRecommendations #BookLovers #Readers
    #Reading @bookstodon

  8. #Bookstodon #MondayReading

    #ReadersOfMastodon will love:

    Title: Virtual Society. The Metaverse and the New Frontiers of Human Experience
    Author: Herman Narula
    Editor: Penguin Business, 2022
    Pages: 260
    ISBN: 978-0-241-61659-8

    «”Things” are the prerogative of our production-centric world. But experiences will be the currency of our virtual societies», p. 57.

    #Books #BookToot #BookMastodon #BookRecommendations #BookLovers #Readers
    #Reading @bookstodon

  9. #ReadersOfMastodon will love:

    Title: Understanding Media: The Extensions of Man
    Author: Marshall McLuhan
    Editor: Signet Books (1964)
    Pages: 318

    «(...) no medium has its meaning or existence alone, but in constant interplay with other media.» p. 39.

    #Bookstodon #Books #BookToot #BookMastodon #BookStodon #BookRecommendations #MondayReading @bookstodon

  10. #️⃣ Un hashtag para cada día de la semana:

    #MondayReading (compartir recomendaciones de lectura)
    #ThickTrunkTuesday (compartir fotos de árboles)
    #WednesdayWisdom (compartir pistas, buenas prácticas y palabras sabias)
    #ThrowbackThursday (compartir imágenes biográficas o significativas del pasado)
    #FollowFriday (recomendaciones de cuentas a las que seguir)
    #Caturday (compartir fotos de gatos)
    #SilentSunday (compartir una foto sin descriptor)

    #MastodonCulture #MastodonTips #TwitterMigration

  11. #MondayReading

    #ReadersOfMastodon will love:

    Title: Lo imprevisible. Todo lo que la tecnología quiere y no puede controlar

    Author: Marta García Aller @garciaaller
    Editor: Planeta, 2020
    Pages: 366
    ISBN: 978-84-08-22170-8

    «La estupidez natural representa un peligro mucho mayor para el futuro de la humanidad que la inteligencia artificial», p. 300.

    #Books #Libros #BookToot #BookMastodon #BookRecommendations #BookLovers #Readers #LibrosRecomendados #Bookstodon #Reading @bookstodon

  12. #MondayReading

    #ReadersOfMastodon will love:

    Title: The Second Machine Age. Work, Progress, and Prosperity in a Time of Brilliant Technologies
    Author: Erik Brynjolfsson and Andrew McAfee
    Editor: Norton, 2014
    Pages: 306
    ISBN: 978-0-393-23935-5
    «One thing we’ve learned about digital progress is never say never», p. 203.

    #Books #BookToot #BookMastodon #BookRecommendations #BookLovers #Readers
    #Reading #Bookstodon @bookstodon

  13. #MondayReading

    #ReadersOfMastodon will love:

    Title: Antisocial Media. How Facebook Disconnects Us and Undermines Democracy

    Author: Siva Vaidhyanathan @Sivavaid

    Editor: Oxford University Press, 2018

    Pages: 276

    ISBN: 978-0190841164

    «As marketing has moved to social media, so has political communication. Marketing has changed from something like poetry to something like engineering. So has politics», p. 163.

    #BookRecommendations #BookLovers
    #OUP #ComPol #SocialMediaMarketing @bookstodon

  14. @bigbeardedbookseller I’m reading The Children of Chaos by Trudie Skies! 75% through and loving it. It’s the sequel to her debut, The Thirteenth Hour #AmReading #Bookstodon #TBR #bookish #MondayReading