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Doctor of Philosophy Subject Media and Communication Studies (Karlstad University)
I am a Professor of Media and Communication, a computational social scientist and Associate Dean (Research) in the Creative Industries Faculty at QUT. My research is focused on developing data science tools and methods to analyse the production and consumption of digital cultural products – particularly music. I have (co)authored/(co)edited nine books on these topics over the years – Most recently I published the 3rd edition of ‘The Music Industry: Music in the Cloud’ at Polity Press and am excited to be working on a new book project about short video platforms to be published in 2021. I publish my journal based work in Social Media + Society, Technovation, International Journal of Media Management, Journal of Media Business Studies, Journal of Music Business Studies, Popular Music & Society, etc. I am engaged as strategic advisor to startups in the music tech space and am on the editorial boards of a number of academic journals in my field. Previously I was the Head of the School of Communication and Deputy Director of Digital Media Research Centre, both at QUT. I have served as a faculty member at Northeastern University (Boston, USA), Jonkoping International Business School (Jonkoping, Sweden) and Karlstad University (Karlstad, Sweden). I received my Ph.D. from Karlstad University in Media and Communication Studies and I am an MScEng graduate from Chalmers University of Technology (Sweden). Before my academic career, I worked in the European media and telecom industry where I held positions as business development manager and strategy consultant.
Projects
- Amplifying public value: Scholarly contributions' impact on public debate
- ARC Centre of Excellence - Australian Creative Innovation System
- Australian consumer access to digital content
- Emergent music engagement practices via SoundCloud
- Music usage metrics and the future of the Australian music industry
Additional information
- Wikstrom P, (2020) The Music Industry: Music in the Cloud (3rd Edition)
- Bruns A, Moon B, Muench F, Wikstrom P, Stieglitz S, Brachten F, Ross B, (2018) Detecting Twitter bots that share SoundCloud tracks, Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Social Media and Society p251-255
- Wikstrom P, DeFillippi R, (2016) Business innovation and disruption in the music industry, Edward Elgar Publishing
- Nasta L, Pirolo L, Wikstrom P, (2016) Diversity in creative teams: a theoretical framework and a research methodology for the analysis of the music industry, Creative Industries Journal p97-106
- Witt A, Suzor N, Wikstrom P, (2015) Regulating ride-sharing in the peer economy, Communication Research and Practice p174-190
- Naldi L, Wikstrom P, von Rimscha M, (2014) Dynamic capabilities and performance: An empirical study of audiovisual producers in Europe, International Studies of Management and Organization p63-82
- Wikstrom P, (2013) The dynamics of digital multisided media markets: How media organizations learn from the IT industries how to engage with an active audience, A Companion to New Media Dynamics p231-246
- Wikstrom P, (2012) A typology of music distribution models, International Journal of Music Business Research p7-20
- Wikstrom P, Ellonen H, (2012) The impact of social media features on print media firms' online business models, Journal of Media Business Studies p63-80
- Ellonen H, Wikstrom P, Jantunen A, (2009) Linking dynamic-capability portfolios and innovation outcomes, Technovation p753-762
- Title
- Australian Cultural and Creative Activity: A Population and Hotspot Analysis
- Primary fund type
- CAT 1 - Australian Competitive Grant
- Project ID
- LP160101724
- Start year
- 2017
- Keywords
- Title
- Amplifying Public Value: Scholarly Contributions' Impact on Public Debate
- Primary fund type
- CAT 1 - Australian Competitive Grant
- Project ID
- LP160100205
- Start year
- 2016
- Keywords
- Title
- Music Usage Metrics and the Future of the Australian Music Industry
- Primary fund type
- CAT 1 - Australian Competitive Grant
- Project ID
- LP150100156
- Start year
- 2016
- Keywords
- Imaginary Containers and Imaginary Coins: e-publishing using smart contracts
PhD, Associate Supervisor
Other supervisors: Associate Professor Daniel Angus - Golden Pagodas and Platinum Albums: Investigating Copyright and Musical Artists in Myanmar
PhD, Principal Supervisor
Other supervisors: Dr Kylie Pappalardo, Associate Professor Kevin Sanson - Translocal Oromo music: Identity co-construction in music-videos
PhD, Principal Supervisor
Other supervisors: Professor Clive Bean
- The Rule of Law in Platform Governance: An Empirical Evaluation of the Moderation of Images Depicting Women's Bodies on Instagram (2020)
- Transparency, Technology and Trust: Music Metrics and Cultural Distortion (2020)
- Measuring the Networked Public - Exploring Network Science Methods for Large Scale Online Media Studies (2019)
- The Role of Organizational Integrity in Responses to Pressures: A Case Study of Australian Newspapers (2018)
- Sharism and Social Awareness of the Chinese One Child Generation: Urban Youth and Digital Networks (2015)
- Ways forward: Effectual and causal approaches to innovation in the Swedish magazine industry (2014)
- Consumer Perception of Product Placement: The Relationship between Perceptions and Attitudes towards Movies and Placed claims (2011)
- Changing Consumption Behavior of Net Generation and the Adoption of Streaming Music Services : Extending the Technology Acceptance Model to Account for Streaming Music Services (2010)