Digital platforms and algorithmic subjectivities

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London: University of Westminister Press (2022)
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This collection considers algorithms at work, alongside black box control, platform society theory and the formation of subjectivities.

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QA9.58.D44 2022

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9781914386114   1914386116   1914386124
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