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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Content creator"”.
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Social Media Use Among Women Who Create Adult Online Content: Community Building and Social Media Affordances
… research investigates how women-identified adult content creators use social media platforms to form peer communities. Adult content creators are people who use the Internet to sell erotic materials (photos, videos, or text) that involve their images or performances. Adult content creators, …
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Women Supporting Women: Lifestyle Influencers and Branded Femininity
Influencer is a term used to refer to a digital content creator who has successfully monetized their social media brand. These individuals are self-branders who see social and economic returns in exchange for their supposedly authentic self-presentations (Abidin 2015; Duffy 2017; Hearn 2008). These …
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The Music Professors of YouTubiversity
… I summarize interviews with ten current YouTube content creators who run music education channels, focusing on their role as teachers in an invisible classroom. I also share findings from a nationwide survey of instructors who teach music studies in higher education. The results illustrate how …
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Sharing the love: Motivation and reward in brand-related user-generated content creation for social media
… for creating unsponsored positive social media content about brands from the perspective of Content Creators and Social Media Managers. As the social media platforms’ algorithms increasingly suppress brand-created content to force paid-for business models, organic user-generated content (UGC) is …
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Black Influencers: Interrogating the Racialization and Commodification of Digital Labor
This dissertation examines how Black influencers navigate the highly competitive commercial terrain of influencing. Situated within literature about the commodification of the Black feminine body, neoliberal discourses about individualized digital labor, and the racialization of discourses about …
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Football fandom, glocalisation and the ‘Man United in Pidgin’ Twitter community: a study of the glocal village created through the social media practices of a Twitter account dedicated to West African Manchester United Football Club’s fans
… The discourse analysis indicates that MUIP’s content creator, and to an extent MUIP’s audience, mainly give meanings to their utterances via personal pronouns (‘we/us’ or ‘una’) and figures of speech (humour, metaphors, and rhetorical questions). MUIP’s followers build twenty-seven semantic …