At føle meget : Affektive relationer i SKAM fanfællesskaber
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https://doi.org/10.7146/ntik.v6i2.99092Keywords:
Fans, fællesskab, affektive relationer, tværmedialitet, SKAM-blogAbstract
This article investigates SKAM’s transmedia storytelling with specific focus on the affective relations between fans on the SKAM blog (http://skam.p3.no). Empirically, the article is based on data extracted from a focus group conducted with SKAM-fans and a qualitative content analysis of the communication found in the commentary section on the blog. Results indicate that SKAM’s strategic use of transmedia storytelling is experienced by fans as authentic, and contributes to the emergence of affective online publics, where emotions and feelings run high.References
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