The Political Economy of Social Data

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Social media platform-industry partnerships are essential to understanding the politics and economics of social data circulating among platforms and third parties. Using Facebook as a case study, this paper develops a novel methodology for empirically surveying the historical dynamics of social media industry partnerships and partner programs. Facebook is particularly emblematic as one of the few dominant actors that functions both as data aggregator and digital marketing platform whilst operating a multiplicity of dedicated partner programs that cater to a wide array of industry partners. We employ mixed methods by aligning digital historical research and interview methods: using "digital methods", we reconstruct both ongoing and former declared platform--industry partnerships and programs with web data whilst conducting semi-structured interviews with selected platform partners to contextualize the empirical research. This enables us to address (i) the dynamic relations between social media platforms and industry partners, (ii) their diversification by catering to a growing number of stakeholders with distinct interests, and (iii) their gradual entrenchment as dominant actors within an emerging digital marketing ecosystem. By tracing how and when partnerships and industry alliances are forged, sustained, and terminated over time we are able to develop a critical account of the political economy of social data that addresses the politics of platforms and stakeholders as well as the consolidation of platform power.
https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3097286.3097324

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Partnerships between social media platforms are critical to understanding the politics and economics of social data circulating between platforms and third parties. Using Facebook as a case study,will help it develop a new methodology to empirically examine the historical dynamics of social media industry partnerships and partner programs. Facebook, in particular, is emblematic of being one of the few dominant players serving as a data aggregator and digital marketing platform, while running a range of specialist partner programs serving a wide range of industry partners. It will be used to mix methods by aligning digital historical research and interview methods using "digital methods. It will reconstructed ongoing and previously stated partnerships and platform industry programs with web data while conducting semi-structured interviews with selected platform partners to contextualize empirical research. This allows us to discuss the dynamic relationship between social media platforms and industry partners, their diversification thanks to a growing number of stakeholders with different interests and their gradual roots as dominant players in the emerging digital. marketing ecosystem. By following how and when industry partnerships and alliances are forged, sustained, and finalized over time, we can develop important links to the political economy of social data that address stakeholder platforms, politics and power. It will also lead people around the world to build bonds that will unite multiple platforms to demonstrate that all political economy must be sustainable. Digital advertising revenue from social media platforms is highly dependent on partnerships. Business partnerships are endemic and important to platform businesses, but their role is still relatively little explored in the platform literature and platform strengths. They argue that partners contribute to "platforming" through the collective development of their business-to-business platform infrastructure. In particular, we examine how partners have integrated social media platforms with what we call the audience economy, a highly complex and interconnected global intermediary market involved in the creation, commodification, analysis and circulation of audience data for purposes that include, but not only that , advertising and digital marketing. It will be determined which relationships are involved, which are exclusive or shared, and identify key ecosystem partners.