Liz Carey-Libbrecht
List of articles
No 241, 2023/5
No 236, 2022/6
Platformization as a participatory ideal – towards a democratization of democracy?
The cases of Ma Voix and LaPrimaire.orgNo 234, 2022/4
No 232-233, 2022/2
Four shades of AI regulation
A cartography of normative and definitional conflictsNo 232-233, 2022/2
No 231, 2022/1
No 230, 2021/6
Parental legitimacy and the ideal of resistance to connected screens
Principles put to the test in practiceNo 230, 2021/6
The television industry
Chronicle of fragmentation and recompositionNo 229, 2021/5
No 229, 2021/5
No 226-227, 2021/2
No 225, 2021/1
Moderation on social networks
The policies of platforms faced with new content regulation obligations in EuropeSpecial report: Public policy through the lens of digital governmentality
No 224, 2020/6
A profession of authenticity
The regime of proximity used by video game intermediaries on Twitch and YouTubeNo 223, 2020/5
Media coverage analysed through the lens of racialization
Precedents from the US and trends in French researchNo 220-221, 2020/2
Relationships to “conversational” machines
Living with voice assistants at homeNo 218, 2019/6
Smart cities without cities?
Interoperability, data openness, and control of public data in municipal governmentNo 216, 2019/4
“Taking 10,000 steps a day” – really?
A survey of ordinary self-tracking practicesNo 216, 2019/4
Theories and principles of digital self-tracking systems design
From quantification to distributed self-regulationNo 216, 2019/4
The Quantified Self in question(s)
A review of the social science literature on individual self-measurementNo 214-215, 2019/2
Can a public emerge from a crime map?
A computational analysis of online commentsSpecial report: Investigating from the textual traces of the web
No 213, 2019/1
Platform work
An ambivalent activityNo 213, 2019/1
Music recommendation algorithms and listener autonomy
The listening patterns of a panel of music streaming usersNo 211, 2018/5
Neurons spike back
The invention of inductive machines and the artificial intelligence controversyNo 208-209, 2018/2
No 207, 2018/1
Why expectations of telecare are often wrong
An ethnographic studyNo 202-203, 2017/2
Pathologies of the public sphere and fascist agitation
Lessons from critical theoryNo 192, 2015/4
The Internet: A Society against the State?
Informational Liberalism and Political Economies of Self-organization in the Digital RegimeNo 189, 2015/1
Privacy and Public Logo
Personal Data Disclosure in the Presence of a Public Institution’s Logo: A Field ExperimentNo 188, 2014/6
The topography of online fame
A structural model of the topical communities of the French and German online spaceSpecial Report: Digital Methods. Quali/Quanti Approaches of Digital Data
No 187, 2014/5
Conceptualizing the Diversity of Media Practices
Networks as a conceptual category for research on audiences and publicsNo 184-185, 2014/2
Studying Communication in the 21st Century
From the Theory of Action to the Analysis of SocietiesNo 184-185, 2014/2
What are Social Networks Doing to Social Networks?
Personal Networks and New Means of CommunicationNo 184-185, 2014/2
No 181, 2013/5
Networked Mobilizations
Hyperlinks as a Resource for Online Collective ActionsNo 178-179, 2013/2
Making Information Visible
A Socio-technical Analysis of Data ProcessingNo 178-179, 2013/2
What Databases Do to Privacy
The Emergence of a Public Issue in 1960s AmericaNo 177, 2013/1
Algorithmic governmentality and prospects of emancipation
Disparateness as a precondition for individuation through relationships?No 177, 2013/1
Online consumer reviews
Markets facing common opinionNo 177, 2013/1
Setting oneself in figures
An empirical approach to early self-tracking practicesNo 177, 2013/1
Inside the Mind of PageRank
A study of Google’s algorithmNo 176, 2012/6
Is News More Diversified on the Web than on Television?
An Exploratory Comparison between News Websites and News TV ProgrammesNo 173-174, 2012/3
No 154, 2009/2