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Ctrl, alt, delete : how I grew up online / Emma Gannon.

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: London : Ebury Press, c2016.Description: 260 p. : ill. ; 24 cmISBN:
  • 9781785032721 (pbk.) :
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 302.302 85
Summary: 1989 was a big year for the world: it was the year the World Wide Web was conceived, as well as - slightly less importantly - Emma Gannon. Having grown up quite literally alongside the Internet, Ctrl, Alt; Delete tells the story of Emma's online life. From fighting her parents in order to use the family computer, to spending late nights experimenting in chat rooms; editing photos for MySpace and conducting dubious webcam exchanges, Emma was social networking way before it was a thing. Back then it was impossible for Emma to go viral. Now, in this laugh-out-loud memoir, she has decided to stop hiding behind a firewall and share her online story: the f k-ups, incriminating messages, the rise of Twitter feminism, MSN catfishing and the ups and downs of blogging. Ctrl, Alt; Delete will make you laugh, it will make you cringe, and then it will make you find the nearest WiFi hotspot and Google yourself!
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1989 was a big year for the world: it was the year the World Wide Web was conceived, as well as - slightly less importantly - Emma Gannon. Having grown up quite literally alongside the Internet, Ctrl, Alt; Delete tells the story of Emma's online life. From fighting her parents in order to use the family computer, to spending late nights experimenting in chat rooms; editing photos for MySpace and conducting dubious webcam exchanges, Emma was social networking way before it was a thing. Back then it was impossible for Emma to go viral. Now, in this laugh-out-loud memoir, she has decided to stop hiding behind a firewall and share her online story: the f k-ups, incriminating messages, the rise of Twitter feminism, MSN catfishing and the ups and downs of blogging. Ctrl, Alt; Delete will make you laugh, it will make you cringe, and then it will make you find the nearest WiFi hotspot and Google yourself!

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