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spir-13432	Kamish, D W ; Hilstob, Kayla	DIGITAL LABOR AND RENTIER PLATFORM CAPITALISM: REFORM OR REVOLUTION?	2023.0	5	.pdf	application/pdf	1740	167	59	The horizon of our platform politics must not stop short at remuneration for the daily activities of platform users but extend to the creation of genuinely democratic infrastructures. From this foundation, we engage with ongoing debates on the audience commodity (Kaplan 2019) and digital rent (Frayssé 2015) to begin articulating a more precise account of social media platforms’ valorization process and the user/platform relation therein.	cache/spir-13432.pdf	txt/spir-13432.txt