This book identifies the converging socio-cultural, economic and technological conditions that have shaped, informed and realised the identity of the contemporary virtual influencer, situating them at the intersection of social media, consumer culture and AI, and digital technologies.
This book identifies the converging socio-cultural, economic and technological conditions that have shaped, informed and realised the identity of the contemporary virtual influencer, situating them at the intersection of social media, consumer culture and AI, and digital technologies.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Esperanza Miyake is Chancellor's Fellow and Senior Lecturer in Journalism, Media and Communication at the University of Strathclyde, UK.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Virtual Influencers of the New Millennium 1. Genealogy of Virtual Influencers: intersecting cultures, industries and technologies 2. Where Are You Really From? Nationalised Virtualities in the Age of Liquid Reality 3. Intracommunicative Virtual Emotionality: fictional truths, virtual parasociality and the intimacy of affective echo-chambers 4. Im/materialities of Virtual Everyday Life: born-virtual objects, virtual temporalities and the banal 5. Virtual Biocapitalism: digital skin, 'melanin' and racialised biodata 6. Pandemic Uncanny Valley: un-biology, the fear of 'unclean biology', and the necropolitics of virtuality 7. Virtual Mimesis and Transmedial Mobility: from digital Polaroids, to AI influencers and Vtuber communities 8. Behind Every Successful Virtual Influencer, There is a Human: the political economy of virtual influencers Conclusion: A Thematic Anatomy of Virtual Influencers: past, present and into the future
Introduction: Virtual Influencers of the New Millennium 1. Genealogy of Virtual Influencers: intersecting cultures, industries and technologies 2. Where Are You Really From? Nationalised Virtualities in the Age of Liquid Reality 3. Intracommunicative Virtual Emotionality: fictional truths, virtual parasociality and the intimacy of affective echo-chambers 4. Im/materialities of Virtual Everyday Life: born-virtual objects, virtual temporalities and the banal 5. Virtual Biocapitalism: digital skin, 'melanin' and racialised biodata 6. Pandemic Uncanny Valley: un-biology, the fear of 'unclean biology', and the necropolitics of virtuality 7. Virtual Mimesis and Transmedial Mobility: from digital Polaroids, to AI influencers and Vtuber communities 8. Behind Every Successful Virtual Influencer, There is a Human: the political economy of virtual influencers Conclusion: A Thematic Anatomy of Virtual Influencers: past, present and into the future
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