In The Digital Revolution: Exploring New Media in the 21st Century, [Your Name] delivers a comprehensive, insightful, and timely analysis of how emerging digital technologies have reshaped the media landscape and transformed the ways we communicate, consume content, and engage with the world around us. With a strong foundation in media theory and a forward-looking perspective, this book presents both an academic and accessible account of the ongoing digital transformation. Structured across well-organized chapters, the book examines key facets of the digital era—ranging from social media, digital journalism, mobile and OTT platforms, to artificial intelligence, augmented/virtual reality, and data-driven communication. What makes this work particularly compelling is its ability to balance critical theory with real-world case studies, offering readers both conceptual clarity and practical insights. The author adeptly connects global trends with the Indian media context, making the book especially relevant for scholars, students, media professionals, and policy-makers in the Global South. The writing is lucid, the research is rigorous, and the arguments are well-supported with current examples and data. Particularly noteworthy is the discussion on the ethical and societal impacts of new media, including issues of misinformation, digital surveillance, polarization, and platform monopolies. The book does not merely celebrate technological advancement—it critically engages with its disruptive effects and underscores the need for digital literacy, regulation, and inclusive access. Overall, The Digital Revolution stands out as a seminal contribution to media studies and digital communication research. It not only documents the shift from traditional to new media but also challenges readers to think critically about the future of digital society. Highly recommended for libraries, classrooms, and anyone interested in understanding the pulse of 21st-century media. Rating: ★★★★★ (5/5)