Difference between revisions of "Vertical Crowdsourcing (Russia)"

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   | nameofpractice = Vertical Crowdsourcing
   | nameofpractice = Vertical crowdsourcing
   | location = Russia
   | location = Russia
   | imagemap = Russia map.png
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208–26.</ref>. While such practices can be
208–26.</ref>. While such practices can be
found worldwide, this entry focuses on the Russian-language internet (colloquially known as
found worldwide, this entry focuses on the Russian-language internet (colloquially known as
‘''Runet''’) as a case study of the various forms vertical crowdsourcing.
‘''Runet''’) as a case study of the various forms [[vertical crowdsourcing]].


In analysing vertical crowdsourcing, it is helpful to view digital users as occupying
In analysing vertical crowdsourcing, it is helpful to view digital users as occupying
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Vertical crowdsourcing is often marked by so-called 'Photoshop governance': state
Vertical crowdsourcing is often marked by so-called 'Photoshop governance': state
authorities using digital technologies to substitute an actual solution in real life with a fake
authorities using digital technologies to substitute an actual solution in real life with a fake
‘solution’ in digital space<ref name="asmo">Asmolov G. The Kremlin&#39;s Cameras and Virtual Potemkin Villages: ICT and the
‘solution’ in digital space<ref name="asmo">Asmolov G. The Kremlin&#39;s Cameras and Virtual [[Potemkin villages|Potemkin Villages]]: ICT and the
Construction of Statehood, in “Bits and Atoms Information and Communication Technology
Construction of Statehood, in “Bits and Atoms Information and Communication Technology
in Areas of Limited Statehood”. Ed.: S. Livingston and G. Walter-Drop, Oxford University
in Areas of Limited Statehood”. Ed.: S. Livingston and G. Walter-Drop, Oxford University
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