Media addictions as Apparatgeist: What discourse on TV and smartphone addiction reveals about society

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RT @Convergence_NMT: By comparing public newspaper discourse on TV addiction with that on smartphone addiction, this article in our Decembe…

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By comparing public newspaper discourse on TV addiction with that on smartphone addiction, this article in our December special issue by @mariek_vda shows how media addictions are not just clinical, but also a socio-cultural phenomena. https://t.co/ae1d8T2

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RT @Livingstone_S: “While TV addiction discourse alludes to the loss of traditional values, smartphone addiction discourse emphasizes self-…

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RT @Livingstone_S: “While TV addiction discourse alludes to the loss of traditional values, smartphone addiction discourse emphasizes self-…

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