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Early academic works on the #internet, such as those by @hrheingold or Castells, merged visions of digital transformation w/ critical perspectives, influencing both its technological development & conceptual understanding.

🔦December's #OpenAccess article in the spotlight examines these texts: how did their themes and discourses influence #InternetStudies and popular imaginaries of digital technology?

📣 Read our interview with @NathalieFridz

🔗 rug.nl/library/open-access/blo

1/2 My article on GitHub and the platformization of software development just got published: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.11. I’m grateful to colleagues who helped with this inc. Erik Borra, Emile den Tex, Sam Leon, @MJBroersma @markdeuze, Carolin Gerlitz, @jwyg Jean-Christophe Plantin, Karin Raeymaeckers, Richard Rogers, Tommaso Venturini and Esther Weltevrede. #CulturalStudies #mediastudies #internetstudies #platformstudies

#Decolonisation #Colonialism #InternetStudies: "This paper introduces the ‘Decolonising the Internet’ themed special issue which includes research presented at the 23rd annual Association of Internet Researchers (AoIR) conference (2022). The conference theme centred on decolonisation, highlighting the persistence of colonial practices but also the resistance they generate. Focusing on the internet as entailing colonial appropriations, reproducing inequalities, and foreclosing alternative ways of being, the conference theme asked participants to consider not only the ways in which the internet walks on the path forged by colonialism, but also how research practices are implicated in reinforcing the same exploitative patterns. This special issue includes seven papers that cover new and innovative approaches to studying decolonising the internet, including contexts related to LGBTQIA + digital spaces, neighbourhood and local surveillance, data colonialism, misinformation and conspiracies, and inclusion and access problems for Indigenous peoples. The papers in this issue also focus on various geographic locations in the Global South, including Africa, South America, and the Asia Pacific."

tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10

We are now hiring for 10 new permanent academic positions in our department:
kingsdh.net/2023/03/31/ten-new

Please help us share with those who might be interested!

- Lecturer in Digital Humanities and Cultural Computation
- Lecturer in Digital Economy and Innovation
- Lecturer in Digital Culture and Race
- Lecturer / Senior Lecturer in Ethics, AI and Society
- Lecturer in Digital Humanities
- Lecturer in Gender and Digital Culture Education
- Reader in Digital Humanities and Culture Education
- Senior Lecturer in Professional Education
- Lecturer in Digital Content Management Education
- Lecturer / Senior Lecturer in Digital Media and Culture Education

#ai #artificialintelligence #commondon #culturalcomputation #contentmanagement #digitalculture #digitaleconomy, #digitalhumanities #digitalmedia #dh #ethics #gender #genderstudies #innovation #internetstudies #jobs #mediastudies #newmedia #newmediastudies #education #race #racestudies #scienceandtechnologystudies #sts

kingsdh.netTen new posts in the Department of Digital Humanities – KCL Digital Humanities

How can collections of social media images be visually organised for interpretation according to their different features?

New #openaccess paper from @gabrielecolombo @lbngr
@jwyg on “Visual Models for Social Media Image Analysis: Groupings, Engagement, Trends, and Rankings” in International Journal of Communication (IJOC):
kingsdh.net/2023/03/03/visual-

Can people engage in debates about digitisation using indigenous languages? How does linguistic colonialism manifest itself in digital technologies? What are the implications of digital platform use for the future of African languages?

Looking forward to this online event on "African languages and technological transformations: debating knowledge, rights and power on a digital continent":
kingsdh.net/2023/02/23/africa-

kingsdh.netAfrica Week/DH Event: African languages and technological transformations (8 March, online) – KCL Digital Humanities