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ALT A poster with a listing of all sessions at the 2024 AoIR conference featuring IERLab members. "IERLab researchers will be presenting at the 2024 Association of Internet Researchers Conference in Sheffield, UK (30 October - 2 November 2024)." Due to ALT-TEXT character limits, for accessible text of session details (and more information regarding panel descriptions and/or abstracts), visit: https://ierlab.com/aoir2024/ The poster includes a QR code which links to the above URL.
ALT A poster for the TikTok Cultures in Korea symposium, 09 SEPT 2024. Organized by Prof Crystal Abidin, Janey Umback, Faye Mercier, Dr Jin Lee. Hosted by TikTok Cultures Research Network. Supported by School of Media, Creative Arts, and Social Inquiry at Curtin University, in partnership with the Korea Research & Engagement Centre of Western Australia. Visit: TikTokCultures.com For enquiries: [email protected] The poster has a fun illustration that includes: a lightstick in the shape of the TikTok logo; a photo strip that includes different illustrations in each frame (a couple, Korean food, a K-Pop group). Surrounding the lightstick and photo strip are different icons, including: a passport; a camera; the South Korean flag; a microphone; stars, music notes and a heart.
ALT A quote image, which says: "In sharing their everyday life in Nordic countries, some try to depict "the realities" of living as an East Asian expat and provide a balanced viewpoint about the pros and cons of Nordic life." - Jin Lee & Crystal Abidin Lee, Jin & Crystal Abidin. (2024). Fantasised and fantastical Nordic imaginaries: Contextualising Nordic life vlogs by East Asian YouTube vloggers. Nordic Journal of Media Studies. 6 (1). https://doi.org/10.2478/njms-2024-0004 There is an illustration of a Nordic landscape with a mountainrange, pine trees and house.
ALT A quote image, which says: "It is adult Black women who are the dominating presence on #BlackGirlTikTok, outnumbering Black girl users in the space, which consequently results in a degree of invisibility of Black girls using the hashtag and in the discourse." - Zari Taylor & Crystal Abidin Taylor, Z. A., & Abidin, C. (2024). Where are all the Black girls on TikTok?: Exploring in-group community and (in)visibility through #BlackGirlTikTok. International Journal of Cultural Studies, 0(0). https://doi.org/10.1177/13678779241276751 #TikTokCultures