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A decade of research on mobile broadband, algorithmic feeds and the decline of incumbent parties.
Lecture / talkFree
At London School of Economics.
Ekaterina Zhuravskaya has been tracking what happened to politics as mobile internet spread and social media followed it, country by country. The lecture asks what makes these platforms different from earlier mass media, how algorithmic curation changed which messages travel, and why established parties have done so badly out of it. Hosted by the Department of Management.
Wednesday 11 November 2026: from 18:30
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