Controlled social media and networks, algorithms, language and culture in the digital (eco) system

Abstract

The media experience in this second decade of this century emphatically expands in the ingenious use of algorithms, resulting in the control of virtual private spaces that, as a digital system, needs to deepen the studies of the concepts in a multidisciplinary setting. Technological advances, changes and praxis forged necessary and constant updates not only of the concepts, but also of the languages ​​and cultures to require a dynamism in the interpretations in the face of the obsolescence of the techniques. The objective of this article is to think and organize the question of the technique that justifies this new reality. Another purpose is to understand and analyze this fleeting moment as a technological ritual in the construction of the various feelings of the concept of the medium in the digital context that offers support and also re-dimensions the concepts of culture that is eclipsed by algorithmic facilities, used as a tool of rational social control, but politically sophisticated. In this hermeneutic analysis, it is proposed to evaluate digital practices, effects and elaborations with their implications in the languages ​​that always accompany technological revolutions. It is important to add that in addition to collecting ideas, uses and practices, this work has as its central focus to reflect on the implications of the technological revolution and the reflections on the concepts, which are fundamental to critical readings of the media and the unfolding in human relationships.