Critical Data Studies Cluster Talk – Michelle Nidoy
This talk presents work-in-progress from a PhD study examining how ordinary TikTok users experience, understand, and negotiate the platform’s recommendation system.
This talk presents work-in-progress from a PhD study examining how ordinary TikTok users experience, understand, and negotiate the platform's recommendation system.
This talk presents work-in-progress from a PhD study examining how ordinary TikTok users experience, understand, and negotiate the platform’s recommendation system.
Sarah O’Connor explores what makes work meaningful and what role universities should play in building a more human-centred economy.
This session will ask whether universities as we know them are fit for the future.
This discussion will explore the role of universities in defending open inquiry, fostering critical thinking, and sustaining the conditions for informed public life.
This discussion explores how institutions can respond to technological transformation while preserving their educational mission and public purpose.
This event explores the opportunities and challenges facing research institutions as they navigate a new era of knowledge creation.
Join this book talk on ‘Influencer Creep: How Optimization, Authenticity and Self-Branding Transform Creative Culture’
The Critical Data Studies Cluster presents: Amelia Acker – Book Talk: “Archiving Machines: A Material History of Data Storage”