Angèle Christin, Metrics at Work. Journalism and the Contested Meaning of Algorithms (Princeton
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Ethics is arguably the hottest product in Silicon Valley's1 hype cycle today, even as
headlines decrying a lack of ethics in technology companies accumulate. After years of …

From the 2010s on, online creators and communities have become increasingly dependent
on a relatively small number of digital media platforms (or, in Chinese, ping tai), which are in …

With more and more governments around the world considering or having already passed
laws aiming to regulate the relationship between news publishers and online platforms …

Growing prevalence of algorithmic systems and artificial intelligence in news production has
prompted concerns over journalists' ability to understand and engage with them in ways that …

How do intermediaries affect cultural production in the age of platformized gatekeeping?
Cultural production increasingly depends upon digital infrastructures known as platforms …

Scholarship on algorithms has drawn on the analogy between algorithmic systems and
bureaucracies to diagnose shortcomings in algorithmic decision-making. We extend the …

While people in and around the tech industry debate whether algorithms are political at all,
social scientists take the politics as a given, asking instead how this politics unfolds: how …

Through guidelines, terms of service and algorithmic curation, digital platforms such as
YouTube encourage creators to produce content that fits with the commercial goals of the …

In this study, we use institutional theory to explore to what extent public service media (PSM)
rely on institutional links and on tight coupling with the environment to develop new products …