Bibliografía

• Author: Emiliano Treré/Lina Dencik/Arne Hintz/Joanna Redden
• Profession: Profesor de Agencia de Datos y Ecología de los Medios en la Facultad de Periodismo, Medios de Comunicación y Cultura de la Universidad de Cardiff/Catedrática de Comunicación Digital y Sociedad en la Facultad de Periodismo, Medios de Comunicación y Cultura de la Universidad de Cardiff y codirectora del Data Justice Lab/Profesor de la Facultad de...
• Pages: 201-236

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