Omegle: An Online Ethnography
By Emily Ann Morton Omegle is not a safe online space for women of color. I came to this conclusion based on the first few interactions I had on the …
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Feminism and Beauty: Little Connection
By Chelsea Durgin For my research, I entered the online space of Lauren Conrad. Lauren Conrad’s blog/ fan page, Laurenconrad.com, is a social network that allows not only Lauren to …
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Born This Way: Commodifying Youth Visions via Communicative Capitalism
By Charlotte Pradié I commented on the profile of H on LittleMonsters.com because I noticed that she is an active user of the site, and seemed to be very chatty. …
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ACParadise: Facilitating Social Connection Safely
By Gina Magnuson The primary question I sought to answer was “How does ACParadise facilitate the ideal cosplay experience?” My method was primarily interview-based, relying on a series of questions …
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By Hyemin Lee For this project, I wanted to evaluate whether a cyberspace for Girls’ Generation fans, Soshified, can be a feminist of color space or not. Girls’ Generation is …
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