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            Cuntz-Leng, Vera (2014)
            The notion of fans as hysterical teenagers, aggressive hooligans or nerdy loners has changed drastically. Whereas Trekkies, live-action role-players or Gothics were still viewed critically a few years ago, today everyone ...
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            YouTube vs. GEMA 

            Stade, Philip (2021)
            »This video is not available in your country.« With this sentence, the video platform YouTube fueled many years of dispute with the German collecting society GEMA. Numerous online discussions focused on the appropriate ...
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            Mediale Entwürfe des Selbst 

            Dörre, Robert (2022)
            In recent years, new forms of public self-documentation have become popular on social media platforms and especially through so-called influencers, forming their own media cultural microcosm. Even though YouTube has become ...
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            Integrationsregime in der Arbeitswelt 

            Pierdicca, Marika (2022)
            Marika Pierdicca's doctoral thesis provides an ethnography of migrant self-employment in northern Italy and highlights the link between an increasing neoliberalization of labor and notions of "integration." The study ...
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            Offene-Welt-Strukturen 

            Bonner, Marc (2023)
            What role do algorithms play in the construction of images and the representation of the world and weather in computer games? How does the design of rooms, levels and topographies influence the decisions and behavior of ...
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