The right-time web: Theorizing the kairologic of algorithmic media

Overview of attention for article published in New Media & Society, September 2020

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RT @AndyAFitz: @sulafaz This piece by Taina Bucher comes to mind https://t.co/PPDd6jCk1F

22 Oct 2021

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RT @AndyAFitz: @sulafaz This piece by Taina Bucher comes to mind https://t.co/PPDd6jCk1F

22 Oct 2021

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@RSButner @ananny has a v interesting paper on this question: https://t.co/QFtqdkp4x8 @tainab also has done v interesting work on the algorithmic 'right time' https://t.co/AIpA71oYci this line of inquiry can help to move from 'misinfo' framing, to public

16 Sep 2021

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What time is right on #socialmedia? Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram’s are transitioning from a chronologic #timeline to a feed based on content displayed to the user at the ‘right-time’ https://t.co/8cx4ry4XUH

11 Dec 2020

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