Christopher J. Schneider is professor of sociology at Brandon University.

• Introduction: Media Logic, Policing, and Social MediaChapter 1: Media Formats and Police Social Control PracticesChapter 2: Crime and Society 2.0: Police and Social NetworkingChapter 3: Facebook and the 2011 Vancouver RiotChapter 4: Police Presentational Strategies on X/Twitter and TikTokChapter 5: Police Caught on Camera: Framing the Death of Sammy YatimConclusion: Policing on Social Media

“Christopher J. Schneider’s foundational book deals with ongoing changes that have punctuated the last few years in public-facing police work on social media. This second edition provides updated and revised materials and suggests what might emerge related to the continued police adaptation of digital media. This book is a must read. Schneider’s book gives us a pathway for teaching the evolution of policing on social media.”

Christopher J. Schneider is professor of sociology at Brandon University.

• Introduction: Media Logic, Policing, and Social MediaChapter 1: Media Formats and Police Social Control PracticesChapter 2: Crime and Society 2.0: Police and Social NetworkingChapter 3: Facebook and the 2011 Vancouver RiotChapter 4: Police Presentational Strategies on X/Twitter and TikTokChapter 5: Police Caught on Camera: Framing the Death of Sammy YatimConclusion: Policing on Social Media

“Christopher J. Schneider’s foundational book deals with ongoing changes that have punctuated the last few years in public-facing police work on social media. This second edition provides updated and revised materials and suggests what might emerge related to the continued police adaptation of digital media. This book is a must read. Schneider’s book gives us a pathway for teaching the evolution of policing on social media.”

Christopher J. Schneider is professor of sociology at Brandon University.

• Introduction: Media Logic, Policing, and Social MediaChapter 1: Media Formats and Police Social Control PracticesChapter 2: Crime and Society 2.0: Police and Social NetworkingChapter 3: Facebook and the 2011 Vancouver RiotChapter 4: Police Presentational Strategies on X/Twitter and TikTokChapter 5: Police Caught on Camera: Framing the Death of Sammy YatimConclusion: Policing on Social Media

“Christopher J. Schneider’s foundational book deals with ongoing changes that have punctuated the last few years in public-facing police work on social media. This second edition provides updated and revised materials and suggests what might emerge related to the continued police adaptation of digital media. This book is a must read. Schneider’s book gives us a pathway for teaching the evolution of policing on social media.”