Approaches to Cultures of Internet Fame
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Köp båda 2 för 912 krAdmirably international in its examples and exposition, this edited collection on microcelebrities is a very useful addition to the literature on popular culture and celebrity studies in the internet age. -- Daya Thussu * Schwarzman College, China * This work presents global perspectives in the emerging field of microcelebrity studies, which analyzes different forms of online celebrity emerging from online culture and new media. Contributors in sociocultural anthropology, social sciences, digital cultures, social media, media studies, communication cultural studies, and digital ethnography offer interdisciplinary case studies from around the world. Chapters are grouped in sections on norms, labor, and activism. Some specific topics explored include beauty vlogs, popularity on Chinese social media platforms, emerging microcelebrity genres in Thailand, and the Qandeel Baloch case. The books readership includes students and scholars in microcelebrity, social media, digital labor, and internet culture. -- Annotation 2018 * (protoview.com) *
Dr Crystal Abidin is Lecturer with the School of Communication and Creative Arts (SCCA) at Deakin University,Postdoctoral Fellow with the Media Management and Transformation centre (MMTC) at Jnkping University, and Adjunct Researcher with the Centre for Culture and Technology (CCAT) at Curtin University. She is the author of Internet Celebrity: Understanding Fame Online. Dr Megan Lindsay Brown is Postdoctoral Scholar in the Office of Gender Based Violence at Arizona State University, USA. Her postdoctoral work examines the intersections of intimate partner violence and online abuse, such as online harassment.
Foreword; Theresa Senft Introduction; Crystal Abidin & Megan Lindsay Brown PART I: NORMS Chapter 1. Vlogging Parlance: Strategic talking in beauty vlogs; Sophie Bishop Chapter 2. Facebook and Unintentional Celebrification; Angela M. Cirucci Chapter 3. Musical.ly and Microcelebrity Among Girls; Burcu imek, Crystal Abidin & Megan Lindsay Brow Chapter 4. Being Red Online: The craft of popularity on Chinese social media platforms; Ge Zhang & Gabriele de Seta PART II: LABOUR Chapter 5. Origin Stories: An ethnographic account of researching microcelebrity; Crystal Abidin Chapter 6. Fame Labour: A critical autoethnography of Australian digital influencers; Jonathan Mavroudi Chapter 7. Net Idols and Beauty Bloggers Negotiations of Race, Commerce, and Cultural Customs: Emergent microcelebrity genres in Thailand; Vimviriya Limkangvanmongkol & Crystal Abidin Chapter 8. Catarina, a Virgin for Auction: Microcelebrity in Brazilian media; Lgia Lana PART III: ACTIVISM Chapter 9. The Rise of Belle from Tumblr; Megan Lindsay Brown & Hanna Phifer Chapter 10. Transparency & Authenticity Through Transgressive Microcelebrity Performance: The Qandeel Baloch case; Fatima Aziz Chapter 11. Its Just a Joke! The Payoffs and Perils of Microcelebrity in India; Rukmini Pande Epilogue: The Algorithmic Celebrity: The Future of Internet Fame and Microcelebrity Studies; Alice E. Marwick