Packed with evidence, this readable book shows that while dismay grows around issues such as online surveillance, creative citizens can still connect digital media and community engagement to fantastic effect. David Gauntlett, University of Westminster and author of Making is Connecting Offers a practical course of action for collaborative research with communities. LSE Review of Books This fantastically diverse, rich and colourful book provides critical reflection on the notion of the `creative economy' whilst tracking emergent forms of citizenship associated with new social media. Nick Gallent, University College London An ambitious rethink of core concepts of communication and media studies and a close analysis of how digital networks and sharing cultures can add value and generate social and industrial benefit in a creative economy Terry Flew, Queensland University of Technology, Australia An outstanding illustration of how researchers and citizens can produce knowledge together for and of this emerging field of creative citizenship. Engin Isin, The Open University A timely and exciting contribution at the intersections of media, cities, and subversity creativity. Insights on alternative civic cuture in the UK and on the opportunities and challenges collaborative work presents for conceptualising and practicing citizenship in the 21st century. Myria Georgiou, LSE