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Reading recommendations: the culture industry

Hello. I've recently been reading up on Adorno and Horkheimer's diagnosis regarding the Culture Industry and I wonder if any philosophers have written about it regarding current society with technological advancements like the internet and what the implications (if any at all) could be regarding the culture industry.  


Could you recommend me some articles and/or books that I could dive into regarding this subject? I'll take either critiques or defenses of Adorno and Horkheimer's theory.   


Thanks in advance.
gpt
Christian Fuchs, *Social Media: A Critical Introduction*

J van Dijk, *The Culture of Connectivity* (this one is much more influenced by Latour and ANT)

Mark Fisher, *Capitalist Realism*

Fredric Jameson, *Late Marxism*

Nicholas Srnicek, *Platform Capitalism*

Slavoj Žižek, *Plague of Fantasies*

———., *The Art of the Ridiculous Sublime: On David Lynch’s Lost Highway*

———., “Is it Possible to Traverse the Fantasy in Cyberspace?”

Some of Sherry Turkle’s stuff comes up a lot (usually as criticized in the stuff I’ve read), but I’m not particularly familiar.

Also, *Aesthetics & Politics,* edited by Jameson, is a great compilation, but not contemporary.

Most of these are not direct responses to Adorno and Horkheimer (Fuchs does reference them directly and Jameson is writing on Adorno), but they’re in a similar vein.