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Erscheinungsdatum

04.03.2027

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Dal Yong Jin

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Taylor & Francis

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25,4/17,8 cm

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Englisch

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978-1-04-114160-0

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Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

04.03.2027

Abbildungen

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Herausgeber

Dal Yong Jin

Verlag

Taylor & Francis

Seitenzahl

338

Maße (L/B)

25,4/17,8 cm

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-04-114160-0

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  • Produktbild: The Routledge Handbook of Digital Platforms and Artificial Intelligence

  • List of contributors

    Acknowledgements

    Chapter 1. Introduction: evolution of digital platforms in the AI era (Dal Yong Jin)

    Part I. Institutionalization of Digital Platform and AI

    Chapter 2. Artificial Intelligence, Digital Platforms and the Creative Industries (Terry Flew)

    Chapter 3. The Digital Rewriting of History in Prens: Antiheroic Narratives and Satirical Aesthetics (Alptekin KESK¿N)

    Chapter 4. Policy Transfer or Policy Imposition? Global Media Governance and Its Unequal Effects: Insights from Turkey's Media Policy Landscape (Duru Su Kad¿ölu & Ceren Sözeri Özdal)

    Chapter 5. Between "AI Exclusion" and the "AI Art" Genre: Localized Platform Responses to Generative AI in Japan (Takao Terui)

    Part II. Digital Platforms and Cultural Production

    Chapter 6. Convergence of AI and Popular Culture in the Korean Cultural Industries (Dal Yong Jin)

    Chapter 7. Making viral music on Douyin: Memetic fragments, transmedial resonance, and the reconfiguration of music on China's short video platforms (Sheng Zou and Yichen Wang)

    Chapter 8. Examples of content creation and transmedia storytelling in Hallyu through a case study about the K-pop Demon Hunters movie (Éva Judit GAJZÁGÓ and Viktória Ramóna DÁVIDA)

    Chapter 9. AI in Korean Cultural Production: Technological Imaginaries, Labor Invisibility, and Asymmetric Platform Power (Woochul Kim)

    Part III. Digital Platforms, AI, and Cultural Industries

    Chapter 10. Surviving the Stream: Televisa Univision's Vix+ as a Spanish-Language Strategy in a Netflix World (Rodrigo Gomez and César Bárcenas)

    Chapter 11. Media Conglomeration in the Platform Era: The Case Study of Kakao and the Korean Cultural Industries (Taeyoung Kim)

    Chapter 12. "Owning the narrative": The ambivalence of platform distribution in Nigeria (Alessandro Jedlowski)

    Chapter 13. Beyond the Page: How Korea's book publishing industry responds to digital transformation (Seungyeon Ha and Seongcheol Kim)

    Part IV. Youth Culture, Gender, Audience, Labor

    Chapter 14. How an AI-powered tourism tool reconfigures time, space, and gender relations (Micky Lee)

    Chapter 15. Distributing Diversity: An Intersectional Analysis of Women of Colour in Netflix Originals (Neelatphal Chanda and Sakshi Raj)

    Chapter 16. AI Platforms and Human Labour in the Media and Creative Industries: Four Critical Contexts (Tanner Mirrlees)

    Chapter 17. Algorithmic Management, AI, and Precarious Labour in the Global South (Neelatphal Chanda and Ishayu Gupta)

    Chapter 18. 'Intimating Docu-tainment'? Consumption of Netflix Documentaries Among (Educated) Youth Audience in Hong Kong (Lisa YM LEUNG)

    Part V. Platforms, AI, and Digital Technologies

    Chapter 19. Generative AI Ethics and Literacy in Indonesia: A Community-First Approach (Haryo Pambuko Jiwandono)

    Chapter 20. Democratizing AI?: Blockchain Discourses of Decentralized Intelligence (Peter Chow-White)

    Chapter 21. Authenticity Under Pressure: How Platform Economics and Artificial Intelligence Are Remaking Photojournalism (Shane Epping)

    Chapter 22. AI Materiality, Media Frames, and Environmental Justice in Alberta's Data Centre Push (Sibo Chen)

    Part VI. Media, Power, and AI

    Chapter 23. The Next Compromise? Artificial Intelligence Artificially Inflated in Latin America (Toby Miller, George Yúdice, Alejandra Castaño Echeverri)

    Chapter 24. Artificial Intelligence: A Powerful-Shaping Actor in Digital Gaming Platforms (Gunwoo Yoon)

    Chapter 25. Platformized Sovereignty: Asymmetric Multimodal Evaluations of ChatGPT and DeepSeek on Chinese State Media Weibo Accounts (Dechun Zhang and Yuxi Huang)

    Chapter 26. The Mother, The Machine, and The Loop: Rethinking Human-AI Relations in the Great Flood (Rae Francis Quilantang)

    Index