Dr Zoetanya Sujon is a Senior Lecturer and the Programme Director for Communications and Media courses at London College of Communication (LCC), University of the Arts London. Before joining LCC in 2018, Zoetanya was a Senior Lecturer in Media and Communications at Regent's University London (2010-2018) and lecturer/Fellow in Media and Communications at the London School of Economics and Political Science where she completed her PhD.

Originally trained as a sociologist, Zoetanya draws from an interdisciplinary lens to address the relationships between new technologies and social life, particularly as related to everyday political and social life. Currently, these interests are based around four themes: social media, technologies and platform politics; the intersections between dataveillance, privacy and sharing culture; innovation and emerging technologies; and the impact of digital media on changing skill sets and digital literacies.

Zoetanya has published in leading media journals such as New Media and Society, Social Media + Society, and the International Journal of Communication. Zoetanya also currently serves on the programme committee for the international conference on Social Media and Society, and is on the editorial board for Digital Culture and Education.

Part 1: What are Social Media and Where Do They Come From?
Chapter 1: The Social Media Landscape
Chapter 2: The Historical Origins of Social Media
Chapter 3: Power and Ideology
Part 2: Sociality and Social Technologies
Chapter 4: Understanding the 'Social' in Social Media
Chapter 5: Material Infrastructures and Platformization
Chapter 6: Participation, Culture and Protest
Part 3: Everyday Life and Social Media
Chapter 7: Selfie and Society: Snapchat and Instagram
Chapter 8: Privacy and Dataveillance
Chapter 9: Social Screens: From YouTube to TikTok
Chapter 10: Love, Intimacy and Personal Connections