FIR Book Review: Civility in the Digital Age by Andrea Weckerle

Civility in the Digital AgeAndrea Weckerle was an FIR Interview guest in January 2010, discussing CiviliNation, the organization she co-founded to promote civil behaviour online.

Now, as part of that effort, she has written Civility in the Digital Age, a review of the issues affecting civility online and proposing a “30-Day Action Plan” for restoring civility to your corner of the digital world

In this FIR podcast, Book Review Editor Bob LeDrew reviews Civility in the Digital Age.

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Civility in the Digital Age: How Companies and People Can Triumph over Haters, Trolls, Bullies and Other Jerks, by Andrea Weckerle.

Publisher: Que Publishing
Ebook and paperback (320 pages) editions
Published in the US: February 2013
ISBN: 978-0789750242

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Neville Hobson

Social Strategist, Communicator, Writer, and Podcaster with a curiosity for tech and how people use it. Believer in an Internet for everyone. Early adopter (and leaver) and experimenter with social media. Occasional test pilot of shiny new objects. Avid tea drinker.

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