Scandal in a Digital Age

.Foreword Josephine Wolff.-

.Section I: Historical Perspectives on Scandal.-

.1 Introduction: Scandal in the Age of Likes, Selfies, Retweets and Sexts.-

.Hinda Mandell and Gina Masullo Chen.-

.2 Scandal's Role in Creating a Surveillance Culture J. Richard Stevens.-

.3 Using Political Scandal to Limit Social Justice Neal Allen.-

.4 Chappaquiddick Revisited: Scandal and the Modern Mediated Apologia Grant Cos.-

.5 Televangelism, Audience Fragmentation, and the Changing Coverage of Scandal Mark Ward Sr.-

.6: Imagining the Monica Lewinsky Scandal on Social Media.- David Dahl.-

.Section II: When Privates Go Public.-

.7 Scandal in the Age of Sexting Joshua Gamson.-

.8 Anthony Weiner: A Meditation on the Politics of Prurient Need Steve Almond.-

.9 The Topless Professor in the Digital Age Diana York Blaine.-

.10 Privacy in Public and the Digital Witness Kathleen M. Kuehn.-

.11 Over-Sharing in a Political Sex Scandal Gina Masullo Chen, Paromita Pain, and Deepa Fadnis.-

.12 Media's Role in the Rob Ford "Crack-Tape" Scandal Gemma Richardson and Romayne Smith Fullerton.-

.Section III: Digital Surveillance.-

.13 Scandal at the Top in TV News Susan Keith.-

.14 Political Cartoon Framing of the NSA Snooping Scandal Joan L. Conners.-

.15 Evolution of a Modern Sports Scandal Brian Moritz.-

.16 Feminist Over-Sharing in the Wake of the Ray Rice Scandal Erin Matson.-

.17 Conclusion: Predicting a New Scandal Environment in the 21st Century Gina Masullo Chen and Hinda Mandell.