The founders of the internet, predominantly white, cis-gendered men in Silicon Valley, initially hoped that the internet would serve as a respite from the mediation of broadcasters and publishers that dictated mainstream media by providing […]
Content distribution on digital platforms questioned Dutton, (2019) divides the understanding of the internet into three parts: technology that is constantly being updated; enabling each other under democratized discourse and government regulation; and the operation […]
Digital platforms empower people to connect with one another across geographical barriers and organise people into the ‘networked publics’ (boyd, 2011). However, a fully open platform is even more of a utopian, responsive fantasy of […]
Introduction In recent years, digital platforms and social media have gradually integrated into people’s daily lives, and the era of big data has arrived. While providing convenience and connection for human beings, the Internet has […]
The early regulatory model of Internet opening to users brought a shared open space for freedom of speech and technology. Barlow also proposed that cyberspace should not be constrained by regulatory measures or systems in […]
“Social media platforms arose out of the exquisite chaos of the web (Gillespie, 2018a, pp.5).” Many network designers profited from the freedom, hosting, and extending of all participation, expression, and social connections promised by the […]
Group2: Yancen Liu, Lei Deng, Keyan Yi Companies https://www.americanprogress.org/article/curbing-hate-online-companies-now/ What Companies Should Do For Curbing Hate Online “Web companies from the original web 2.0 logo collage which are still going” by Meg Pickard is licensed […]
“Google Logo in Building 43” by “Robert Scoble” is licensed under “CC BY 2.0”. Body text… this is where your essay would be
“Google Logo in Building 43” by Robert Scoble is licensed under CC by 2.0
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