Datafication, Fluidity, and Organisational Change: Towards A Universal ‘PSM 3.0’

Lizzie Jackson

Datafication, Fluidity, and Organisational Change: Towards A Universal ‘PSM 3.0’

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Abstract

The RIPE Reader series is ten years old. It's the publishing element of the ten year RIPE initiative (Reinvigorating the Public Media Enterprise). RIPE is a bi-annual conference and bi-annual Reader. The publisher is Nordicom.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Universalism in Public Service Media
Place of Publication	Gothenburg
Publisher	Nordicom
Publication status	Published - 30 Jun 2020

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