Abstract
As digitization and datafication continue to extend into all areas of society, digital capitalism becomes equally ubiquitous and universal. Digital capitalism, and related phenomena such as data, surveillance or platform capitalism, operate on the basis of a comprehensive expropriation and exploitation of personal data profiles. It functionalizes life worlds and places of education to an unprecedented extent. This special issue is responding to the following questions: What position/s can media education in research and application take to respond to these developments? Which theories, concepts and methods help to formulate adequate analytical, critical and transformative answers?
Highlights
One famous narrative of the internet is that it is a free and liberating space that has been invaded by big business
As digitization and datafication continue to extend into all areas of society, digital capitalism becomes ubiquitous and universal
The aforementioned examples illustrate how economic and political interests are at work
Summary
One famous narrative of the internet is that it is a free and liberating space that has been invaded by big business. Editorial Digital Capitalism, Datafication, and Media Education: Critical Perspectives Digital Capitalism, Datafication, and Media Education: Critical Perspectives and related phenomena such as data, surveillance or platform capitalism, operate on the basis of a comprehensive expropriation and exploitation of personal data profiles.
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