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Make This Go Viral: Building Musical Careers through Accidental Virality on TikTok
D. Bondy Valdovinos Kaye / Queensland University of Technology

September 29, 2020 D. Bondy Valdovinos Kaye / Queensland University of Technology 25 comments

Through the case study of songwriter and vocalist Sophie Fraser, D. Bondy Valdovinos Kaye explores how accidental virality on TikTok can influence digital identities, professionalization, and unexpectedly lead to new career opportunities for musicians.

TikTok’s Digital Eugenics: Challenging Ableism and Algorithmic Erasure through Disability Activism
Jessica Sage Rauchberg / McMaster University

September 28, 2020 Jessica Sage Rauchberg / McMaster University Leave a comment

Jessica Sage Rauchberg examines how shadowbanning and algorithmic moderation affect disabled users on TikTok, arguing that these practices erase and suppress user content.

Witness Me: How Tiktok Users Broke With the Sociopathic American Gaze in the Wake of George Floyd’s Murder
Alex Hack / University of Southern California

September 27, 2020 Alex Hack / University of Southern California Leave a comment

Considering generational trauma along with TikTok’s algorithm, Alex Hack discusses the many TikToks that were widely circulated in response to the murder of George Floyd and how they, in many ways, managed to break past the logic of Americana.

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Make This Go Viral: Building Musical Careers through Accidental Virality on TikTok D. Bondy Valdovinos Kaye / Queensland University of Technology

TikTok’s Digital Eugenics: Challenging Ableism and Algorithmic Erasure through Disability ActivismJessica Sage Rauchberg / McMaster University

Witness Me: How Tiktok Users Broke With the Sociopathic American Gaze in the Wake of George Floyd’s MurderAlex Hack / University of Southern California

Make This Go Viral: Building Musical Careers through Accidental Virality on TikTok
D. Bondy Valdovinos Kaye / Queensland University of Technology

TikTok’s Digital Eugenics: Challenging Ableism and Algorithmic Erasure through Disability Activism
Jessica Sage Rauchberg / McMaster University

Witness Me: How Tiktok Users Broke With the Sociopathic American Gaze in the Wake of George Floyd’s Murder
Alex Hack / University of Southern California