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Platforms! A workshop with Marc Steinberg

Room 738 (Level 7), Michie Building (9)
Saint Lucia QLD, Australia
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Description

Since 2010 there has been a wave of scholarship which conceptualise 'platforms', 'platformization', and 'platform capitalism', including Marc Steinberg's work on platform capitalisms and cultures - from automobiles, to super apps, to convenience stores - especially across Asia. The notion of the platform became a fundamental, but taken for granted, concept in the field. But platforms are not neutral. They are characterised by constantly shifting forms, cultures, politics and geographies. In this all-day workshop, led by Marc Steinberg, we take a pause to reinterrogate the complexities of platforms and platform scholarship.

Program*

Start

Session

11:30am

Lunch

12:30pm

Session 1

 

Marc Steinberg – From Platforms to Paraplatforms: Some Reflections on Platforms’ Elsewheres

Meg Thomas – Platform aesthetics: how platforms and digital cultures reconfigure the film and television product

Amanda Lotz – Platforms: A misdirection for media industry studies?

Mona Rayaprolu – Exploring AI fan fiction at the edges of platformisation

2:45pm

Session 2

 

Adrian Anthique – TBA

Giang Nguyen – Making Life Platform Ready

Bingxi Huang – Cutting Chives: Chinese Rural Women Living Through the Platform

Michelle Gay Nidoy – The Platform and You: What User Data Reveals about TikTok

5:00pm

Workshop concludes

*Program is subject to change

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Room 738 (Level 7), Michie Building (9)
Saint Lucia QLD, Australia