Review: Cookies – More than Meets the Eye [Book Review]

Theory, Culture and Society 34 (7-8):277-281 (2017)
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Abstract

Web-cookies revolutionized the web because they gave it a memory. Cookies gave your actions on the web a ‘past’, which you have no idea about or access to. This think piece encourages an examination of ‘technical’ and ‘boring’ media phenomena such as cookies and spam, and points to their important contribution to the way we experience and understand the web.

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