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  Central to Web 2.0 is the requirement for interactive systems to enable the participation of users in production and social interaction. Consequently, in order to critically explore the Web 2.0 phenomenon it is important to explore the relationship of interactivity to social power. This study firstly characterises interactivity in these media using Barry’s (2001) framework differentiating interactivity from disciplining technologies as defined by Foucault. Contrary to Barry’s model though, the analysis goes on to explore how interactivity may indeed function as a disciplining technology within the framework of a neoliberal political economy.

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  amy monaghan on 2008-03-04
  Central to Web 2.0 is the requirement for interactive systems to enable
  the participation of users in production and social interaction.
  Consequently, in order to critically explore the Web 2.0 phenomenon it
  is important to explore the relationship of interactivity to social
  power. This study firstly characterises interactivity in these media
  using Barry’s (2001) framework differentiating interactivity from
  disciplining technologies as defined by Foucault. Contrary to Barry’s
  model though, the analysis goes on to explore how interactivity may
  indeed function as a disciplining technology within the framework of a
  neoliberal political economy.

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