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Hacker, Hoaxer, Whistleblower, Spy: The Many Faces of Anonymous (Gabriella Coleman)

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Anthropologist Gabriella Coleman's ethnography of the Anonymous collective, embedded with the group from 2008, opening with "Project Chanology," Anonymous's first coordinated campaign, a January 2008 mixture of viral video, denial of service attacks and street protest against the Church of Scientology after the church sought to remove a leaked Tom Cruise interview from the internet.

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An academic ethnography by a professor of media, culture and communication, awarded the American Anthropological Association's Diana Forsythe Prize, based on direct embedded fieldwork with the group it describes.
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Cited for the Digital Religion discipline's connecting fact on Scientology and online activism.
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Author
Gabriella Coleman
Publisher
Verso
Publication Year
2014
Source Type
academic monograph
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