Algoritharianisms: technopolitics in the age of social media

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The IAMCR working group Ethics of Society and Ethics of Communication mourns the loss of Professor Pere Masip, an honest and dedicated scholar, host of the 2019 Post-Conference "Journalism: Critical issues in media ethics". This session offers a tribute to the memory of Dr. Masip.

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Respondent for paper 1732: Caroline Ramos
Respondent for paper 2705: Jesús Sabariego
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Algoritharianisms: technopolitics in the age of social media
Session Code:
ETH-6
Chair:
Ben-Hur
Demeneck
USP
1732
The Challenge of Digital Media to Democracy in Europe: an engaged approach
Session Code:
ETH-6
Jesús
Sabariego
Faculty of Communication, University of Seville
2705
The activism of social movements for the struggle for housing in times of pandemic: The Internet as a non-exclusive mobilization space.
Session Code:
ETH-6
Caroline
Ramos
Centro de Estudos Sociais, University of Coimbra
2704
From technopolitics to technoaffectivity (at a distance). Social movements, migration and feminism in Italy, Southern Europe, 2008-2020
Session Code:
ETH-6
Carla
Panico
Universidade de Coimbra
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