Google and advertising: digital capitalism in the context of Post-Fordism, the reification of language, and the rise of fake news

Arts and Humanities

• Digital 100%
• Online 100%
• fake 100%
• Reification 100%
• Post-Fordism 100%
• Discourse 33%
• Scholars 33%
• Engagement 33%
• United States of America 33%
• 20th Century 33%
• Arrangement 33%
• Motives 33%
• Discursive 33%
• Facebook 33%
• Language diversity 33%
• Incarnation 33%
• Presidential Election 33%
• Background Knowledge 33%

Keyphrases

• Fake News 100%
• Google 100%
• Reification 100%
• Post-Fordism 100%
• Digital Capitalism 100%
• Search Engine 16%
• Post-Fordist 16%
• AdSense 16%
• AdWords 16%
• Academic Papers 8%
• 20th Century 8%
• Article Analysis 8%
• Information Flow 8%
• Contemporary Capitalism 8%
• Facebook 8%
• Capitalism 8%
• Disciplinary Background 8%
• Cultural Implications 8%
• Academic Communication 8%
• Language Diversity 8%
• Incentivization 8%
• Online Discourse 8%
• Financial Model 8%
• Online Language 8%
• Background Knowledge 8%
• Final Word 8%
• Advertising Systems 8%
• Google AdSense 8%
• Mixed Motives 8%
• 2016 Presidential Election 8%
• Economic Influence 8%
• Larry Page 8%
• Far-reaching Effect 8%

Social Sciences

• Search Engine 100%
• Post-Fordism 100%
• Reification 100%
• Tuition Fee 50%
• United States of America 50%
• 20th Century 50%
• Facebook 50%
• Educational Background 50%
• Presidential Election 50%
• Discourse 50%