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The Sociology of Escalation Effects
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The vulnerability of human experience to abbreviation
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The consolation of kitsch
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Exercising control over representations of yourself
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CfP AAA2018 San Jose: Panel Digital Infrastructures
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The content density of a cultural producer
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In defence of ‘curation’
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The proliferation of books
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Digitalisation and the elimination of latency
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The Consolations of Gaming in Digital Capitalism
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Algorithmic Guerrilla Warfare
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Varoufakis on the monopoly power of platforms
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The necessity of selection
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The economic limitations of the attention economy
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How digitalisation reduces cultural variety
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The lonely monads of digital capitalism
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Overlapping categories and the problem of abundance
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28,100 journals publishing 2.5 million articles a year
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The King of Kong: a documentary about celebrity gamers
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The multiplication of communication channels
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the challenge of cultural abundance
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Convenience rather than urgency as a driver of constant connectivity
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The Temporal Constraints of Consumption
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Why digitalisation gives rise to ‘memory wars’
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against a consensual theory of conventions
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social media and constraints upon personal morphogensis
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call for papers: the rapid spread of provocative content on social media
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expedia and communicative escalation
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further communicative escalation from expedia (yay!)
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your attention please! digital capitalism and communicative escalation
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my brain has too many tabs open: the problem of attention in digital capitalism
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the ecology of content