Analysing Digital Culture (118110136Y)

Summary of Tarleton Gillespie's lecture ''Custodians of the Internet''. Involves topics of content moderation, power, platforms, information, modernization / moderation, recommendation, curation, monetization, authorization, and algorithmic systems. The lecture:

Has summaries of lectures from week 1 until 6. Old version of the course (6EC). Includes: Week 1 Popular debate: Debating the emancipatory potential of social media ( visions of the web) Week 2Free & sharing economy: Making the business models of the free and sharing economy visible by reading the ‘small print’ Week 3 Recommendation systems: Unpacking connections between front-end and back-end Week 4 Custodians of the Internet - Tarleton Gillespie online lecture Week 5 Algorithms, profilin...

contains all needed information per week. I was able to obtain a 8.3 for the course

Beknopte kernsamenvattingen van de teksten: - Michael Stevenson – From Hypertext to Hype and Back Again - Malcolm Gladwell – Small Change - Nicholas A. John – The Social Logics of Sharing - Jose van Dijck, Thomas Poell – Understanding the promises and premises of online health platforms - Tarleton Gillespie – The Relevance of Algorithms - Alexis Madrigal – How Netflix Reverse Engineered Hollywood - Nick Seaver – On Reverse Engineering - Drake Baer – The Filter Bubble explai...

Lecture notes for Analysing Digital Culture

These 21-pages notes include the full lecture slides plus everything added by the lecturers, as well as seminar teachers (full attendance). They are enriched by multiple pictures and diagrammes as well as definitions when needed. I studied solely with these notes for the exam and got a 9.2.

notes from -Instafame: Luxury Sel es in the Attention Economy Alice E. Marwick -Seeing Ourselves rough Technology: How We Use Sel es, Blogs and Wearable Devices to See and Shape Ourselves by Jill Walker Rettberg and lectures

NOTES FROM -If It Doesn’t Spread, It’s Dead (Part One): Media Viruses and Memes By Henry Jenkins -Internet Memes BY Kate M. Miltner -this is why we can't have nice things by Phillps and lecture

notes taken from the article 'Understanding the promises and premises of online health platforms' by Jose ́ Van Dijck and Thomas Poell and from the lectures