Valentina Goglio is Associate Professor of Economic Sociology at the Department of Cultures, Politics and Society of the University of Turin, Italy. Her research interests are at the intersection between education and the labour market, with a particular focus on the implications of the digital transformation for education and work.Cecilia Biancalana is Assistant Professor in the Department of Culture, Politics and Society at the University of Turin, Italy. Her research focuses on political ecology, party change, populism, and the relationship between the internet and politics.

• Chapter 1. Introduction: Mapping the evolution of the platform society; Cecilia Biancalana and Valentina Goglio Section 1. Education Chapter 2. Collective intelligence online experiments: A learning method and its pedagogical applications through online collaborative work platforms; Pablo Bautista-Alcaine, Tatiana Íñiguez-Berrozpe, and Javier Fernández-Albás Chapter 3. A better-skilled workforce for the digital transformation: What role for platform education; Valentina Goglio Section 2. Discrimination Chapter 4. The use of digital devices and digital platforms in social work: Challenges and risks; Giovanni Cellini and Carlotta MozzoneChapter 5. “Made in Italy”: Online hate speech targeting gender-normative defiance at the Sanremo music festival; Camilla Borgna and Antonio Martella Section 3. Media Chapter 6. Can I have some news? Local journalism gaps and the role of platforms; Pedro Jerónimo and Luísa Torre Chapter 7. TikTokization of the news: News media content production strategies in Portugal; Antonio Martella and Pedro Jerónimo Section 4. Institutions Chapter 8. Digital and financial literacy and the development of e-government platforms; Anna Lo Prete Chapter 9. Ruling the digital environment at last?; Enea Fiore, Daniela R. Piccio, and Antonella Seddone Section 5. Environment Chapter 10. Environmental challenges in the platform society: Insights from mobilizations against data centers; Cecilia Biancalana

Valentina Goglio is Associate Professor of Economic Sociology at the Department of Cultures, Politics and Society of the University of Turin, Italy. Her research interests are at the intersection between education and the labour market, with a particular focus on the implications of the digital transformation for education and work.Cecilia Biancalana is Assistant Professor in the Department of Culture, Politics and Society at the University of Turin, Italy. Her research focuses on political ecology, party change, populism, and the relationship between the internet and politics.

• Chapter 1. Introduction: Mapping the evolution of the platform society; Cecilia Biancalana and Valentina Goglio Section 1. Education Chapter 2. Collective intelligence online experiments: A learning method and its pedagogical applications through online collaborative work platforms; Pablo Bautista-Alcaine, Tatiana Íñiguez-Berrozpe, and Javier Fernández-Albás Chapter 3. A better-skilled workforce for the digital transformation: What role for platform education; Valentina Goglio Section 2. Discrimination Chapter 4. The use of digital devices and digital platforms in social work: Challenges and risks; Giovanni Cellini and Carlotta MozzoneChapter 5. “Made in Italy”: Online hate speech targeting gender-normative defiance at the Sanremo music festival; Camilla Borgna and Antonio Martella Section 3. Media Chapter 6. Can I have some news? Local journalism gaps and the role of platforms; Pedro Jerónimo and Luísa Torre Chapter 7. TikTokization of the news: News media content production strategies in Portugal; Antonio Martella and Pedro Jerónimo Section 4. Institutions Chapter 8. Digital and financial literacy and the development of e-government platforms; Anna Lo Prete Chapter 9. Ruling the digital environment at last?; Enea Fiore, Daniela R. Piccio, and Antonella Seddone Section 5. Environment Chapter 10. Environmental challenges in the platform society: Insights from mobilizations against data centers; Cecilia Biancalana

Valentina Goglio is Associate Professor of Economic Sociology at the Department of Cultures, Politics and Society of the University of Turin, Italy. Her research interests are at the intersection between education and the labour market, with a particular focus on the implications of the digital transformation for education and work.Cecilia Biancalana is Assistant Professor in the Department of Culture, Politics and Society at the University of Turin, Italy. Her research focuses on political ecology, party change, populism, and the relationship between the internet and politics.

• Chapter 1. Introduction: Mapping the evolution of the platform society; Cecilia Biancalana and Valentina Goglio Section 1. Education Chapter 2. Collective intelligence online experiments: A learning method and its pedagogical applications through online collaborative work platforms; Pablo Bautista-Alcaine, Tatiana Íñiguez-Berrozpe, and Javier Fernández-Albás Chapter 3. A better-skilled workforce for the digital transformation: What role for platform education; Valentina Goglio Section 2. Discrimination Chapter 4. The use of digital devices and digital platforms in social work: Challenges and risks; Giovanni Cellini and Carlotta MozzoneChapter 5. “Made in Italy”: Online hate speech targeting gender-normative defiance at the Sanremo music festival; Camilla Borgna and Antonio Martella Section 3. Media Chapter 6. Can I have some news? Local journalism gaps and the role of platforms; Pedro Jerónimo and Luísa Torre Chapter 7. TikTokization of the news: News media content production strategies in Portugal; Antonio Martella and Pedro Jerónimo Section 4. Institutions Chapter 8. Digital and financial literacy and the development of e-government platforms; Anna Lo Prete Chapter 9. Ruling the digital environment at last?; Enea Fiore, Daniela R. Piccio, and Antonella Seddone Section 5. Environment Chapter 10. Environmental challenges in the platform society: Insights from mobilizations against data centers; Cecilia Biancalana