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Platformed Publics: Algorithms, Affordances, and the Recomposition of Authority

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This introduction provides an overview of the fifteen papers accepted to the Communication, Digital Conversation, and Media Technologies minitrack of HICSS 2026, and charts how platforms, publics, and producers co-create contemporary communication.

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