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The platform as ecosystem
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Description: The component datasets linked from this project are deposited for the publications of the dissertation: van der Vlist, F. N. (2022). The platform as ecosystem: Configurations and dynamics of governance and power [PhD Thesis]. Utrecht, NL: Utrecht University. https://doi.org/10.33540/1284. All references included in this dissertation are openly available in a public Zotero Group Library at: https://www.zotero.org/groups/4676709/the_platform_as_ecosystem.
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Historical Facebook Platform ‘boundary resources’ for application development, 2006–2020
This dataset provides historical information about Facebook’s Graph API Reference (developers.facebook.com/docs/), derived from archived web sources a...
Historical Facebook Platform ‘boundary resources’, 2006–2018
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Business and data partnerships of the 20 most-used social media platforms
This dataset provides information about the partnerships of the 20 most-used social media platforms and apps (according to statistics portal Statista)...
Social media-related Android (Google Play) and iOS (iTunes Store) app ecosystems
This dataset provides information about all the apps that are part of the [Facebook], [Instagram], [Snapchat], and [Twitter]-related Android (Google P...
[COVID-19]-related Android (Google Play) and iOS (App Store) app ecosystems
This dataset provides information about all the apps that are part of the [COVID-19]-related Android (Google Play) and iOS (App Store) app ecosystems,...
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