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 =====Methods=====
-If the library entry is a report or study then describe the foresight methods used. Otherwise, delete this section.
+This article analyses the most important changes in social media with a clear focus on new phenomena in visual culture and their effect on the everyday reality of societies. It further discusses the consequences of new formats, and the way companies are increasingly held to aesthetic-ethical standards.
 =====Key Insights=====
-Describe the key insights from the report. This may include a summary of the drivers, trends, issues, scenarios, etc.
+Social media and spreading pictures are a central part of our everyday life. Changing image culture belongs to the strongest societal shifts of our time. Due to smartphones images can be produced faster, more variably and more professionally than ever before. That’s why a differentiated look at phenomena like selfies, memes, protest images, emojis, net feminism, crypto art, body images, gifs etc. is so interesting and why Annekathrin Kohout and Wolfgang Ullrich have started publishing a growing book series on digital image cultures with twelve books so far (see www.digitale-bildkulturen.de). For Foresight Academy they created an overview of overarching aspects on changing imagery in the past and present. They highlight diverse observations and thoughts on where we are going and what that means for brands and products. It’s their first publication in English based on this book series.
 =====Additional Viewpoints=====
-Optionally, include commentary or criticism about the report. It could be your own commentary, or link conversation from other sources.
-<span #categories_box> Categories:  Include all of the major categories in the report. Search for and use existing tags from the index of tags. Add a new tag if topic not already identified. Wrap in tags. </span>
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