[Air-L] Let's wait a few days for this topics - Re: Imagining your audience on social media

[Michael Muller]

   Dear All,

   After events in New Zealand, I suggest that we should wait a few days
   before we talk about imagining or seeking audiences in social media.
   Some of us are still grieving from the attacker's desire for
   social-media fame. And we are grieving for many other reasons, of
   course.

   thank you,
   --michael
   -----
   Michael Muller, PhD, IBM Research, Cambridge MA USA
   ACM Distinguished Scientist
   ACM SIGCHI Academy
   IBM Master Inventor


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     From: Mark Carrigan <mark at markcarrigan.net>
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     Subject: [Air-L] Imagining your audience on social media
     Date: Sat, Mar 16, 2019 5:23 AM

   Hi everyone,
   Could anyone recommend literature on how people imagine audiences on
   social
   media? I'm particularly interested in the *ambition *to build an
   audience:
   who they are imagined to be, how it is imagined they can be reached,
   what
   is imagined to flow from winning their attention. I'm finding stuff
   that
   touches on this in the literature on micro-celebrity and influencers
   but
   I've got a bit  preoccupied with how this relates to the practical
   steps
   people take in their day-to-day use of a platform.
   Any ideas or leads to follow are very much appreciated. Thanks!
   Cheers,
   Mark
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