Cuba's Digital Revolution: Citizen Innovation and State Policy

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Contents
List of Figures
List of Tables
Introduction: In Medias Res; Who Will Control Cuba’s Digital Revolution?
Part I. History, Media, and Technology
	1. The Past, Present, and Future of the Cuban Internet
	2. Historical Itineraries and Cyclic Trajectories: Alternative Media, Communication Technologies, and Social Change in Cuba
Part II. Politics
	3. Information and Communication Technology, State Power, and Civil Society: Cuban Internet Development in the Context of the Normalization of Relations with the United States
	4. Ghost in the Machine: The Incompatibility of Cuba’s State Media Monopoly with the Existence of Independent Digital Media and the Democratization of Communication
	5. The Press Model in Cuba: Between Ideological Hegemony and the Reinvention of Civic Journalism
	6. Digital Critique in Cuba
Part III. Journalism
	7. From Generación Y to 14ymedio: Beyond the Blog on Cuba’s Digital Frontier
	8. Independent Journalism in Cuba: Between Fantasy and the Ontological Rupture
	9. Perceptions of and Strategies for Autonomy among Journalists Working for Cuban State Media
	10. Independent Media on the Margins: Two Cases of Journalistic Professionalization in Cuba’s Digital Media Ecosystem
Part IV. Business and Economy
	11. Online Marketing of Touristic Cuba: Branding a “Tech-Free” Destination
	12. “A Una Cuba Alternativa”? Digital Millennials, Social Influencing, and Cuentapropismo in Havana
Part V. Culture and Society
	13. Without Initiation Ceremonies: Cuban Literary and Cultural E-zines, 2000–2010
	14. Images of Ourselves: Cuban Mediascapes and the Postsocialist “Woman of Fashion”
List of Contributors
Index