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spir-12965	Poell, Thomas; Nieborg, David; van Dijck, José; Caplan, Robyn; Helmond, Anne; van der Vlist, Fernando; Chen, Julie; Plantin, Jean-Christophe	LOCATING AND THEORIZING PLATFORM POWER	2023.0	23	.pdf	application/pdf	8019	519	48	LOCATING AND THEORIZING PLATFORM POWER Thomas Poell University of Amsterdam David Nieborg University of Toronto José van Dijck Utrecht University Robyn Caplan Data & Society Research Institute Anne Helmond Utrecht University Fernando van der Vlist Utrecht University Julie Chen University of Toronto Jean-Christophe Plantin London School of Economics Amidst popular conversations about antitrust regulation and trillion-dollar valuations, the notion of “platform power” has found firm footing in the scholarly lexicon. Media and communication scholars have tried to unpack platform power by theorizing forms of corporate control that include “algorithmic power” (Bucher, 2018), “curatorial power” (Prey, 2020), and “metric power” (Beer, 2017).	cache/spir-12965.pdf	txt/spir-12965.txt