CV19 social media landscapes, ‘soft therapy’ and internet memory holes with Philip Brophy
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Philip Brophy is a Melbourne writer, artist and film maker who talks on the screening and filtering of social media, how platform capitalism is used as 'soft therapy' to soothe the creative classes and the impossibility of not being captured online.
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