"Andrew Ó Baoill is a doctoral student in the
Institute of Communications Research at the
University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.
Institute of Communications Research at the
University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.
His research focuses
on the involvement
of the public in political and social
action and in particular on
participatory media forms."
on the involvement
of the public in political and social
action and in particular on
participatory media forms."
Baoill, Andrew Ó. "Conceptualizing the Weblog: Understanding What It Is In Order To Imagine What It Can Be." Interfacings: A Journal of Contemporary Media Studies. 8 Feb. 2008. 15 Jan 2008 <http://www.comm.
uiuc.edu/icr/interfacings/OBaoillWeblogs020805.pdf>.
uiuc.edu/icr/interfacings/OBaoillWeblogs020805.pdf>.
Baoill defines the public sphere as "places and situations in which people meet to discuss matters of public concern".
According to Baoill, Habermas identifies three domains of the public sphere:
1. The Legal/Political domain
1. The Legal/Political domain
2. The Art/Culture domain
3. The Science/Technology domain
Baoill, Andrew Ó. "Weblogs and the Public Sphere." Into the Blogosphere: Rhetoric, Community, and Culture of Weblogs. 11 Jan. 2008 <http://blog.lib.umn.edu/blogosphere/weblogs_and_
the_public_sphere.html>.
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