Unintended consequences: data practice in the backstage of social media
Abstract Through an ethnographic study of Chinese IT professionals who integrate a form of data culture into the digital platforms they design, maintain, and operate daily within one of China’s tech giants, this paper reveals numerous overlaps and interrelations between the data practices of Chinese...
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