"Live Streaming Culture is an edited volume that explores the cultural implications of online live streaming, paying special attention to how live streaming is shifting issues of identity and power in digital spaces"--
"Live Streaming Culture is an edited volume that explores the cultural implications of online live streaming, paying special attention to how live streaming is shifting issues of identity and power in digital spaces"--
Johanna Brewer is Assistant Professor of Computer Science at Smith College and the Director of Research at AnyKey. Bo Ruberg is Associate Professor, Department of Film and Media Studies, University of California, Irvine. They are the author of Sex Dolls at Sea: Imagined Histories of Sexual Technologies (MIT Press). Amanda L. L. Cullen is User Researcher at Blizzard Entertainment. She received her PhD in Informatics at the University of California, Irvine. Christopher J. Persaud is a PhD candidate at the Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism, University of Southern California.
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Foreword: Broadcasting Our Lives, Broadcasting Ourselves ix T.L. Taylor Introduction: The Revolution Is Streaming Live: Cultural Perspectives on the Age of Live Streaming 1 Bo Ruberg, Johanna Brewer, Amanda L. L. Cullen, and Christopher J. Persaud Streaming Beyond Video Games 1 How Camming Made Streaming: Retelling the History of Live Streaming through Webcam Modeling 27 Bo Ruberg 2 "Calling All the Cattle": Music Live Streams during the COVID-19 Pandemic in Brazil 41 Gabriel Pereira and Beatriz Ricci 3 Mental Health Live: An Ethnographic Study of the Mental Health of Twitch Streamers during COVID 57 Kelli N. Dunlap, Marie Shanley, and Jocelyn Wagner 4 Live Streamed Surgeries, Medical Media's Racial and Gendered Logics, and Patient Agency within Misogynoir 73 Olivia Banner Tackling Toxicity in Real Time 5 "Breaking News: Streamers Don't Wanna Do the Horizontal Tango with You": Creative Responses to Toxicity 89 Olivia Rines 6 How We Learned to Stop SWATing and Love the (Zoom-)Bomb: A (De)predatory History of Disrupting the Live Stream 103 Arun Jacob and Christine H. Tran 7 Precarity and Privilege: The White Politics of Board Game Streamers 117 Aaron Trammell 8 Toxic Community Policing: Weaponizing Moderation Tools on Twitch 131 Andrew Zolides Broadcasting Gender and Sexuality 9 The Friendly, Funny, and Bizarre Queer on Live: Queer Live Streaming in South Korea 147 Jin Lee 10 Tip the Queens! Black Girl Magic in Live Streaming 163 Christopher J. Persaud 11 BabyRage: Playing while Pregnant in Live Streaming 179 Amanda L. L. Cullen 12 Shout-Outed: Pronoun Hazards in Live Streamed Esports Events (A Conversation with Sasha "Magi" Sullivan) 193 Matt Knutson Designing the Live Aesthetic 13 "We Play Dungeons & Dragons!" How Actual Play Live Streams Have (Re)shaped the D&D Gaming Community 203 Emma French 14 A Year in The Arena: Academic Live Streaming and Competitive Play 217 Evelynn Kersting, Janelle Malagon, and Casey O'Ceallaigh 15 "Thou Shall Never Use a Fire Stone on Eevee": Twitch Plays Pokemon and the Articulation of Game Brands as Cultural Texts 231 Michael Anthony DeAnda 16 Emoting Culture on Twitch.tv: The Removal and Reinstatement of PogChamp 245 Revolutionizing Cultural Production 17 Live Streaming as a Cultural Industry 261 18 Cultures of Precarity and "Grinding" for Audiences on Twitch.tv 275 Charlotte Panneton 19 Games Done Quick, Organizational Presence, and Speedrunning Identity 289 Robyn Hope 20 Seeing Like the Streamers: Reprogramming the Panopticon 303 Johanna Brewer Contributors 321 Index 325
Foreword: Broadcasting Our Lives, Broadcasting Ourselves ix T.L. Taylor Introduction: The Revolution Is Streaming Live: Cultural Perspectives on the Age of Live Streaming 1 Bo Ruberg, Johanna Brewer, Amanda L. L. Cullen, and Christopher J. Persaud Streaming Beyond Video Games 1 How Camming Made Streaming: Retelling the History of Live Streaming through Webcam Modeling 27 Bo Ruberg 2 "Calling All the Cattle": Music Live Streams during the COVID-19 Pandemic in Brazil 41 Gabriel Pereira and Beatriz Ricci 3 Mental Health Live: An Ethnographic Study of the Mental Health of Twitch Streamers during COVID 57 Kelli N. Dunlap, Marie Shanley, and Jocelyn Wagner 4 Live Streamed Surgeries, Medical Media's Racial and Gendered Logics, and Patient Agency within Misogynoir 73 Olivia Banner Tackling Toxicity in Real Time 5 "Breaking News: Streamers Don't Wanna Do the Horizontal Tango with You": Creative Responses to Toxicity 89 Olivia Rines 6 How We Learned to Stop SWATing and Love the (Zoom-)Bomb: A (De)predatory History of Disrupting the Live Stream 103 Arun Jacob and Christine H. Tran 7 Precarity and Privilege: The White Politics of Board Game Streamers 117 Aaron Trammell 8 Toxic Community Policing: Weaponizing Moderation Tools on Twitch 131 Andrew Zolides Broadcasting Gender and Sexuality 9 The Friendly, Funny, and Bizarre Queer on Live: Queer Live Streaming in South Korea 147 Jin Lee 10 Tip the Queens! Black Girl Magic in Live Streaming 163 Christopher J. Persaud 11 BabyRage: Playing while Pregnant in Live Streaming 179 Amanda L. L. Cullen 12 Shout-Outed: Pronoun Hazards in Live Streamed Esports Events (A Conversation with Sasha "Magi" Sullivan) 193 Matt Knutson Designing the Live Aesthetic 13 "We Play Dungeons & Dragons!" How Actual Play Live Streams Have (Re)shaped the D&D Gaming Community 203 Emma French 14 A Year in The Arena: Academic Live Streaming and Competitive Play 217 Evelynn Kersting, Janelle Malagon, and Casey O'Ceallaigh 15 "Thou Shall Never Use a Fire Stone on Eevee": Twitch Plays Pokemon and the Articulation of Game Brands as Cultural Texts 231 Michael Anthony DeAnda 16 Emoting Culture on Twitch.tv: The Removal and Reinstatement of PogChamp 245 Revolutionizing Cultural Production 17 Live Streaming as a Cultural Industry 261 18 Cultures of Precarity and "Grinding" for Audiences on Twitch.tv 275 Charlotte Panneton 19 Games Done Quick, Organizational Presence, and Speedrunning Identity 289 Robyn Hope 20 Seeing Like the Streamers: Reprogramming the Panopticon 303 Johanna Brewer Contributors 321 Index 325
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