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charity charles taylor chris hedges chronopolitics chronoreflexivity class climate climate change clinton coding cognitive triage Cognitive Triage: Practice, Culture and Strategies collapse collective action collectives collectivity communication communications Communicative Escalation and Cultural Abundance: How Do We Cope? computational social science concepts conferences conservatives consumerism consumption content continuous publishing control corbyn Corbynism Corporate Culture, Elites and Their Self-Understandings couldry craft creativity crisis critical realism critique cultural sociology culture curation c wright mills cybernetics daniel little data data science dave elder-vass david cameron Defensive Elites democracy design fiction digital digital capitalism Digital Capitalism Digital Capitalism and Digital Social Science digital change digital data Digital Distraction, Personal Agency and The Reflexive Imperative digital dualism Digital Elections, Party Politics and Diplomacy 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meritocracy mess of life methodology metrics microsoft mike savage modernity modernization monitoring monopoly music naomi klein narrative neoliberal academia neoliberal academy neoliberalism neoliberal university networking networks nick crossley Nietzsche nikolas rose normativity norms Notebook Heidegger NVIvo obama object orientated philosophy omnifocus ontology open open access openness open research organisation organisations Organising org theory owen jones para academic party politics passion personalisation Personalisation and Escaping the Filter Bubble: The Iron Cage in Binary Code personal life personal morphogenesis personhood peter thiel PhD phenomenology philanthropy Philosophy Philosophy of Technology piketty platform platform capitalism Platform Education platform literacy platforms Platform Universities platform university podcasts policing politicians Politics politics populism post-capitalism post-democracy Post-Democracy, Depoliticisation and Technocracy post-truth 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January 13, 2016

Are social media algorithms killing online activism?

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