Digital Platforms and the Global South

This book addresses the issues raised by digital platforms in the Global South, with an emphasis on the cultural stakes involved.

Auteur

Philippe Bouquillion is Professor of Communication at the University Sorbonne Paris Nord and Director of the LabSIC and of the Laboratory of Excellence 'Cultural Industries and Artistic Creation' (LabEx ICCA).

Christine Ithurbide is a Research Fellow at the French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS) with UMR 5319 Passages.

Tristan Mattelart is Professor at the French Institute of the Press, Paris-Panthéon-Assas University, and Researcher at the Centre for Interdisciplinary Analysis and Research of the Media (CARISM).

Contenu

Introduction

Chapter 1 - US Digital Platforms in the Global South: A Critical Review of an Emerging Research Field

Chapter 2 - The Big Five in India, Powerful Players?

Chapter 3 - Platformisation of Matchmaking: Reconfiguring Social Economies in India

Chapter 4 - Cultural Crowdfunding Platforms in Latin America: From 'Creative' Discourse to Entrepreneurial Strategies

Chapter 5 - Global Platforms Weaving into the Craft Industry: Lessons from Localisation Strategies in India

Chapter 6 - From Weixin to WeChat: Analysing the Expansion Strategies of a Chinese Social Media Platform

Chapter 7 - Netflix's First Decade of Presence in Latin America

Chapter 8 - Cultural Policies for the SVoD Market in Brazil: From an Attempt at Regulation to Total Deregulation

Chapter 9 - Streaming the Middle East: From Legacy Media to Digital Platforms

Chapter 10 - Hidden in Plain Sight: YouTube and Nollywood's Reinvention of Minor Transnational Practices

Chapter 11 - What Mobile Telephony is Doing to West African Music. The ZikMali Project: A New Model of Music Distribution?

Chapter 12 - Chilean Fashion Influencers as Digital Labour: Unpacking the 'Media Kit' as a Market Device