
The author discusses how social media use has radically redesigned the ordinary practices of organizational (formal and informal) communication. Therefore, social media are described as a new class of technologies that may alter organizational dynamics in profound ways. Given this finding, the chapter attempts at explicating how and to what extent social media merge with ongoing communicative processes that occur within and constitute organizations, arguing that they may affect particular organizational processes that are of great interest to communication researchers.
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