Medien der Kooperation

B08 - Agentic Media: Formations of Semi-Autonomy
A01 - Digital Network Technologies Between Specialization and Generalization
B06 - Un-/desired Observation in Interaction: “Intelligent Personal Assistants” (IPA)
Photo: Ben Kolde
B04 - Digital Publics and Social Transformation in the Maghreb
A04 - Normal Interruptions of Service. Structure and Change of Public Infrastructures
B05 - Early Childhood and Smartphone. Familial Interaction Order, Learning, and Cooperation
A06 - Visual Integrated Clinical Cooperation
A05 - The Cooperative Creation of User Autonomy in the Context of the Ageing Society
A02 - The Culture of Telecommunication Standardisation in the Tensions of the Digital and Neoliberal ‘Double Revolution’
A03 - Navigation in Online/Offline Spaces
Photo: Jacob Sempler
INF - Research infrastructures and their appropriation for qualitative-interpretive research practices
Photo "Research Data Management" by Janneke Staaks (via flickr under CC BY-NC 2.0 Licence)

News

28 July 2021

New CRC Working Paper on the technicity of platform governance published

How are application programming interfaces (APIs) tied into the power of and the governance by large digital platforms? Based on empirical and evolutionary analysis, the authors of the new publication “The Technicity of Platform ... read more

30 June 2021

Lost and found: transforming assistance at digital Deutsche Bahn

How does digitization relate to assistance? A mishap sparked a profound study on contemporary redistribution of assistance at Deutsche Bahn. When sociology professor Jörg Potthast lost his phone and wallet on a train in 2015, he found himself ... read more

22 June 2021

In the Spirit of Addition: Taking a ‘Practice + Approach’ to Studying Media

Are there limits to thinking with, and through, practice? Scholars across media studies talk variously of ‘everyday’, ‘situated’, ‘digital’, and ‘media’ practices as well as, increasingly, ‘app’ and ‘data’ practices. ... read more

05 June 2021

New episode of our podcast series “History and Philosophy of the Language Sciences“

How and why does language change? Linguist and language historian James McElvenny, together with other language scientists, tackles this question on his blog hiphilangsci.net. Showing and encouraging the diversity of lingistic ... read more

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Upcoming Events

Wed. 18 August 2021, 10:00 - 17:00

Autor*innenworkshop “NAVIGATION. PRAKTIKEN – MEDIEN – THEORIEN – EPISTEMOLOGIEN” (Christoph Borbach, Max Kanderske)

Tue. 07 September 2021, 14:00 - 16:00

Praktiken der Welterzeugung in der digitalen Kindheit: Was als Berühren beobachtbar ist – Online-Workshop mit dem B05-Team

Thu. 09 September 2021 - Fri. 10 September 2021

Conference: Synchronizing Data in Organizations (A04)

Tue. 21 September 2021 - Wed. 22 September 2021

Oral History - Workshop with Thomas Haigh

Mon. 25 October 2021 - Fri. 29 October 2021

Annual Conference 2021: Practices of Learning

Mon. 08 November 2021 - Wed. 10 November 2021

Data Lab: Making Sense of Sensor Data

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Projects

A - Infrastructures

Contemporary and historical digital media involve and combine cooperative tools, platforms and infrastructures. Project area A of the CRC ‘Cooperative Media’ therefore focuses on practices of infrastructuring. Go to Projects

B - Publics

Digital data and infrastructures constitute specific publics. With its claim to pluralize the concept of publics, project area B of the CRC ‘Cooperative Media’ analyzes intimate, fragmented, staggered, and global publics. Central here is the cooperative production of mediated and data-driven publics. Go to Projects

P - Praxeology

Project area P reevaluates the ethnomethodological understanding of praxeology. The three subprojects “Media of Praxeology I-III” contribute to the historicization of Science and Technology Studies as well as to the reflection of methods in Media Studies and Social Sciences. The subprojects therefore complement and support project areas A and B. Go to Projects

Transfer Projects

The program modules INF and MGK expand the research program by integrating the development of digital research infrastructures (INF) and by offering a structured training program for doctoral students of the CRC in form of an integrated Research Training Group (MGK). Go to Projects