Building & Linking Principled Sites in Collaboration
I’m curious about architectural and community structures, as well as norms of behavior, and how they might produce the possibility for feminist interactions online. I’ve been working on this with my students at USC (Spring 2011) and Pitzer (Fall 2011), and I blog about that here and elsewhere.
By Zoey Greco Primary Question For my ethnographic exploration of Tumblr, I posed the following overarching question to several users of the site: “Do you believe that Tumblr at large …
An Ethnographic Exploration of Tumblr Read MoreBy 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 …
Omegle: An Online Ethnography Read MoreBy 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 …
Feminism and Beauty: Little Connection Read More
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. …
Born This Way: Commodifying Youth Visions via Communicative Capitalism Read More
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 …
ACParadise: Facilitating Social Connection Safely Read More