Bio

In the past decade I have examined internet/data politics. My research is transdisciplinary and draws on data politics, data literacies, feminist technoscience, science and technology studies, software studies, and media law.

I tell different stories about data politics and the power structures behind them. My research interests are: data politics, data literacies, media theory, science and technology studies, software studies, critical legal studies, internet history, feminist technoscience.

Education:

2012 – 2017 (passing with no corrections)– Ph.D. in the Media & Communications department, Goldsmiths, University of London, United Kingdom.

Dissertation: Processing spam: Conducting processed listening and rhythmedia to (re)produce people and territories. Supervised by: Professor Sean Cubitt and Professor Marianne Franklin.