Platformisering

Forfattere

Nøgleord:

Platforme, Platformisering, Dataficering, Flersidede markeder, Politisk økonomi, Governance

Resumé

Globalt opererende platformsvirksomheder, fra Facebook til Uber og fra Amazon til Coursera, bliver mere og mere centrale for det offentlige og private liv og transformerer vigtige økonomiske sektorer og livssfærer, herunder journalistik, transport, underholdning, uddannelse samt finans- og sundhedssektorerne. Denne transformation kan forstås som en ”platformisering-proces”, som artiklen forsøger at kontekstualisere, definere og operationalisere.

Denne artikel hører til Concepts of the digital society, en specialiseret afdeling af Internet Policy Review.

 Gæsteredigeret af Christian Katzenbach og Thomas Christian Bächle.

Licens: Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Germany

Forfatterbiografier

Thomas Poell, Universiteit van Amsterdam

Thomas Poell is Professor of Data, Culture & Institutions at the University of Amsterdam. He is program director MA Media Studies, co-founder of the Research Priority Area on Global Digital Cultures, and faculty lead for the national Human(e) AI & the Datafied Society sector plan. Leveraging social media data and digital methods, Poell has studied how the use of digital platforms is affecting the mobilization, organization, and communication of protest around the globe. In recent years, he has built a conceptual framework to analyze how platforms and AI are reshaping the cultural industries.

David Nieborg, University of Toronto Scarborough

Dr. David B. Nieborg is an Associate Professor of Media Studies at the University of Toronto Scarborough with a graduate appointment at the Faculty of Information. He is a Visiting Professor at the University of Amsterdam (’22-’23), a Faculty Research Fellow at the Jackman Humanities Institute (’23-’24) and a Residential Member of the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton (’23-’24). He held visiting and fellowship appointments with MIT, the Queensland University of Technology, and the Chinese University of Hong Kong. David published on the game industry, app and platform economics, and game journalism in academic outlets such as New Media & Society, Social Media + Society, and Internet Policy Review. He is the co-author of Platforms and Cultural Production (Polity, 2021) and Mainstreaming and Game Journalism (MIT Press, 2023). His research has been supported by grants from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC), the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR), and the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO).

José van Dijck, Universiteit Utrecht

José van Dijck (1960) has been Professor of Media and Digital Society at Utrecht University since 2017. Her research focuses on media, social media and media technologies. From 2015 to 2018 she was the first female president of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW). In 2021, she received the Spinoza Prize, the highest academic award in the Netherlands, from the National Science Council; she also receive the C.Edward Baker Award from the International Communication Association (ICA) for her lifetime achievements. 

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2024-12-18

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Poell, T., Nieborg, D., van Dijck, J., & Mosbæk Dejgaard, K. G. (2024). Platformisering. K&K - Kultur Og Klasse, 52(138), 21–38. Hentet fra https://tidsskrift.dk/kok/article/view/152264

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Årg. 52 Nr. 138 (2024): Plattformisering

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