Dear ICA Colleagues/Forum Members,
I am excited to share that my new book, Digitally Hijacked: The Age of Influence (How Social Media and AI Are Reshaping Our Reality), has successfully launched . This work delves into the transformative impact of social media and AI on our reality, a topic deeply relevant to our collective interests in communication and digital media.
Key Themes Explored
The book tackles a range of compelling topics:
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Digital Fasting: The importance of taking deliberate breaks from digital consumption to reclaim mental well-being.
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Digital Nostalgia: How digital media reshapes our memories and evokes nostalgia in new, profound ways.
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Fear of Missing Out (FOMO): The anxiety driven by the constant exposure to others' lives on social media.
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Memes as Modern Storytelling: Exploring how memes have become a powerful tool for communication and cultural expression.
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The Fusion of Technology and Fashion: A look at how technology is redefining the fashion industry.
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The Rise of Podcasts: Understanding the cultural impact of the podcast boom.
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Digital Art: How digital mediums are transforming traditional art forms.
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E-Sports and Online Gaming: The explosive growth of the gaming industry and its cultural implications.
I am also reaching out to request your valuable endorsements(two lines only) for the book Back Cover and Matadata on Amazon. Your insights and feedback would be immensely helpful in enhancing the book's reach and impact within our community and beyond.
If you are interested in endorsement/reviewing the book, I would be delighted to provide an Advance Review Copy (ARC). Please feel free to reply here at [atique.muhammad@outlook.com].
Thank you for your support and consideration. I look forward to engaging in meaningful discussions about the book and its themes with you all.
Warm regards,
Dr. Muhammad Atique
Amazon Link : https://a.co/d/a7uZ6Wx , Digitally Hijacked: The Age of Influence- Wipf and Stock Publishers Please see attachments for Book Cover and Table of Contents
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Muhammad Atique
Visiting Lecturer
Independent Researcher
Islamabad
Pakistan
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