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Mark Andrejevic is a Professor in the School of Media at Monash University, with a focus on the socio-cultural implications of data mining and online monitoring. He has authored more than 60 academic articles and book chapters, contributing significantly to the understanding of media, culture, and the economy in the digital age. Andrejevic was the Chief Investigator for the ARC QEII Fellowship investigating public attitudes towards the collection of personal information online, which was funded at $390,000 from 2010 to 2014. His research interests lie in digital media, surveillance, and data mining in the digital era, with particular emphasis on automated decision-making and sorting. He is also concerned with the regulatory environment surrounding personal information use, advocating for preserving democratic values and social justice. His academic leadership includes involvement in various collaborative projects aimed at understanding media use and civic attitudes in Australia, furthering knowledge through the intersection of critical theory and practical implications for society. Andrejevic is also open to supervising PhD students in areas related to digital media and surveillance, reflecting his commitment to nurturing new academic talent in the field.
Monash University • Melbourne, Australia
Leading research and teaching within the Media department, focusing on digital culture and data practices.
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