Dougal Shakespeare | Postgraduate
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Position
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PhD
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Disciplines
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Computer science
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Biography
I am a PhD student in the Computational Social Science Team lead by Camille Roth, at Centre Marc Bloch (Berlin), formally based at the EHESS in Paris.
My research explores the varied means in which users interface with platforms that offer multiple means of exploring and exploiting content. In particular, I focus on the case of music streaming platforms, exploring low and high level behavioural differences that correspond to different dimensions of platform usage (e.g. personal playlists vs algorithmic recommendation).
Exploring Multi-affordance Dynamics on Music Streaming Platforms
Research is conducted within the ANR-funded project, RECORDS.
Publications
- Tracing Affordance and Item Adoption on Music Streaming Platforms - Dougal Shakespeare, Camille Roth - ISMIR 2021: https://arxiv.org/abs/2109.03538
- Exploring Artist Gender Bias In Music Recommendation - Dougal Shakespeare, Lorenzo Porcaro - ImpactRS workshop, RecSys 2020: https://arxiv.org/abs/2009.01715