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Diggit Magazine is not about producing hypes and breaking news. Digging deeper, explaining and understanding why something is hyped, that is what Diggit Magazine is all about. Next to articles, columns, wiki entries, interviews, reviews and videos, also wants to group knowledge and build files around topics like digital media and politics, online dating, linguistic landscapes, digital culture, globalization, art, digital media, identity, feminism, migration, superdiversity and many more.

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Socio-Technical Approaches to Digital Interaction

This collection examines the socio-technical foundations of online life, exploring digital facework, algorithmic influence, and platform ideologies, and highlights how these elements shape social interaction on multiple levels.

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Taina Bucher on algorithmic power, politics and sociality

08/04/2021

Video

The Editors

Digital facework and the digital interaction order

09/11/2024

Article

Ico Maly

The algorithmic public sphere and democracy

20/02/2019

Paper

Aniek van den Brandt

Ben Shapiro in the hybrid media system: methodology and methods

12/04/2023

Article

Ruben den Boer Sarah Hong Şehnaz Canbolat Prescilia Kiangala

The hate machine: how Bolsonaro makes use of algorithmic knowledge

11/01/2022

Article

Larissa Andrade Pereira

Bolsonaro holding a cell phone with his right hand in front of his face

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AI, culture and the future

AI has taken the world by storm. Today it is increasingly becoming a banal part of life. Students, journalists, travelers, marketeers and politicians use it. Just because it is now a normal technology, digital culture studies scholars have the task to critically analyze the societal and cultural impact of the technology.

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AI and the Academic model collapse

15/04/2025

Column

Linnet Taylor

AI for humanity?

09/04/2025

Working Paper

Ico Maly

AI: An Unreliable Narrator? Or: Looking at Ourselves through a Distorting Mirror

07/04/2025

Article

Inge van de Ven Clara Daniels

A truthful conversation with ChatGPT

20/09/2023

Paper

Noortje Bisschop

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The Global New Right

The global new right is a fact. All of the world, we see the emergence of new right politicians, activists, intellectuals and movements. Interestingly, despite their nationalist agenda, they form a global network.

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Trump’s divine power

27/01/2025

Article

Ico Maly

Eva Vlaardingerbroek: The Dutch Political Commentator Who Conquered Social Media

07/02/2025

Article

Yuliya Hlushko

Digital Messaging and algorithmic populism in Ron DeSantis' 2024 US election campaign

15/03/2024

Article

Anna Jambor

How Eva Vlaardingerbroek uses digital media to normalize radical discourse

26/05/2025

Article

Sydney Benitez Chamman

Eva Vlaardingerbroek, face of the farmers' movement

How Andrew Tate gains influence through his media literacy

23/01/2023

Paper

Femke van Bree

How Andrew Tate uses media literacy to gain online influence

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Environmental justice

This Diggit Magazine file captures some of the latest ideas and topics that expand understandings of environmental racism, migration, and decolonization through the lens of environmental justice.

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Decolonizing Globalization: Reading Migration through Environmental Justice

12/06/2024

Video

The Editors

FRIDA'S STORY MAP: CLIMATE JUSTICE AND MIGRATION WORKSHOP

20/03/2024

Article

Frida Sofia Mendoza de la Luz

Fashion's Hidden Threads: Inside the Impact of Fast Fashion

24/04/2024

Article

Cathelijne de Man

Exploring Ecofeminist Perspectives in the Picturebook Wave: Representations of Relationships between Nature and Child

06/05/2024

Article

Je An

Hybrid Lecture: Lourdes Vera on Empowering Communities in Environmental Justice

03/06/2024

Video

The Editors

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Elon Musk

Elon Musk, currently the richest man in the world, is known for his many endeavours such as Tesla, SpaceX and Neuralink. In this file, several diggit authors analyze his digital discourse

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Elon Musk's SpaceX: How the 'space race' to Mars adopted The Californian Ideology

15/11/2021

Article

Nataliia Vdovychenko

Elon Musk and his Musketeers' discourse on Twitter

17/01/2022

Paper

Juliette Berndsen

Elon Musk vs. the government: the empty promises of technological utopianism

15/11/2021

Article

Tommy Pieterse

The SpaceX mission and why it worries me

01/06/2020

Column

Jan Blommaert

Musk's mask: what is Elon Musk hiding?

23/01/2025

Column

Tarik Fraihi

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Tilburg Papers in Culture Studies

The Tilburg Papers in Culture Studies invite scholars to submit working papers on a broad range of culture studies topics. We especially welcome discours analytical work that takes digitalization and globalization into account.

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TPCS 14: The rubber bands are broken; opening the ‘punctualized’ European administration of justice

30/11/2024

Working Paper

Paul van den Hoven

TPCS 13: The flag, the coat of arms and me: The interactional architecture of Caribbean children’s classroom stories

20/11/2024

Working Paper

Jenny-Louise Van Der Aa

TPCS 12: Analysing Voice in Educational Discourses

15/11/2024

Working Paper

Kasper Juffermans Jenny-Louise Van Der Aa

TPCS 11: The human zoo after Abu Ghraib: Performance and subalternity in the 'cam era'

08/11/2024

Working Paper

Karel Arnaut

TPCS 10: Voicing as an Essential Problem of Communication: Language in education for Chinese immigrant children in globalization

25/10/2024

Working Paper

Jie Dong Yan Dong

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Processes of Canonisation in Children’s Literature

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Exploring Ecofeminist Perspectives in the Picturebook Wave: Representations of Relationships between Nature and Child

06/05/2024

Article

Je An

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Anti-Chinese tech discourse

Chinese tech has become a prominent topic in political discourse. From TikTok to Huawei, Chinese tech is increasingly framed in terms of 'surveillance', 'national security threats' and economic warfare. Learn more about them in our brand new file!

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