Creator and Influencer Studies [electronic resource] /
Creator and Influencer Studies [electronic resource] /
edited by Jessica Maddox.
- online resource.
Creator and Influencer Studies publishes studies of content creators, influencers, content production, and creator/influencer cultures examining the critical-cultural, ethical, industrial, and socio-political dimensions of the creator and influencer economies. C&IS publishes research which is interdisciplinary and addresses topics including, but not limited to: Global creator economies and culture Influencers, creators, streamers, audiences, and users Online communities and creator/influencer fandom Creative labor and economies Creator and influencer monetization, content moderation, policy, and regulation The intersection of creators and influencers in traditional media industries and beyond In line with the rapidly growing and changing nature and development of content creation, influencing, and social media platforms, the journal does not restrict itself to any particular content or platform. We also welcome studies of content creators and influencers that are specific to individual platforms. The journal is committed to a global approach given both the transnational and hyper-local specifics of influencing and creative labor. C&IS publishes qualitative, critical, humanistic, descriptive, and quantitative studies regardless of theory or methodology. C&IS accepts original research articles, book reviews, and comments which are designed to allow for timely, critical commentary on new creator and influencer developments and trends.
3120-4082 = Creat. Influ. Stud.
44538 local
Social sciences.
Humanities.
Digital humanities.
Technology—Sociological aspects.
Humanities and Social Sciences.
Digital Humanities.
Science, Technology and Society.
Creator and Influencer Studies publishes studies of content creators, influencers, content production, and creator/influencer cultures examining the critical-cultural, ethical, industrial, and socio-political dimensions of the creator and influencer economies. C&IS publishes research which is interdisciplinary and addresses topics including, but not limited to: Global creator economies and culture Influencers, creators, streamers, audiences, and users Online communities and creator/influencer fandom Creative labor and economies Creator and influencer monetization, content moderation, policy, and regulation The intersection of creators and influencers in traditional media industries and beyond In line with the rapidly growing and changing nature and development of content creation, influencing, and social media platforms, the journal does not restrict itself to any particular content or platform. We also welcome studies of content creators and influencers that are specific to individual platforms. The journal is committed to a global approach given both the transnational and hyper-local specifics of influencing and creative labor. C&IS publishes qualitative, critical, humanistic, descriptive, and quantitative studies regardless of theory or methodology. C&IS accepts original research articles, book reviews, and comments which are designed to allow for timely, critical commentary on new creator and influencer developments and trends.
3120-4082 = Creat. Influ. Stud.
44538 local
Social sciences.
Humanities.
Digital humanities.
Technology—Sociological aspects.
Humanities and Social Sciences.
Digital Humanities.
Science, Technology and Society.