Global South Creator Cultures [Paperback]

Introduction

Tugce Bidav and Smith Mehta

Chapter 1

Rural Creators, Digital Labour, and Platform Visibility in South India

Srikanth Nayaka

Chapter 2

The Relational Work of Turkish Youtubers: Negotiating Money and Affective?Bonding with the Audience

Elif Birced

Chapter 3

Engagement Campaigns in Brazil: Digital Influencers and Visibility Labour?on Instagram

Issaaf Karwahi

Chapter 4

Creators at Work: Navigating Dual Careers in the Chilean Platform Economy

Karis K. Wilson and Arturo Arriagada

Chapter 5

From TV to Online Freelancing: Pakistani Creator Labour at the Intersection?of Mass Media and Platform Cultures

Elliot Montpellier

Chapter 6

From Fraught Politics to Influencer Ethics: Patriotism, Spirituality, and?Survival in Nigerian Creator Cultures

Jaana Serres

Chapter 7

Feminist Activist-Creator Practices of Exposing: Navigating Gender Hate,?Algorithmic Moderation, and State Regulation in Hong Kong

Cecilia Ka Hei Wong

Chapter 8

When Platform Becomes Landlords: Algorithmic Gentrification and the?Structural Displacement of Kuaishou's?Jiazu?Creators

Xiaoting Yu

Conclusion

Tugce Bidav and Smith Mehta

Global South Creator Cultures situates creator labour within the geographic specificities of nation-states and examines the worklt