Male migrant workers who work in the construction industry in Singapore, also known as foreign construction workers, are the backbone of the country’s rapid urbanisation and growth. Many of them…
I have been reviewing interview transcripts from my project looking at how influencers, influencer agencies, and social media companies have been adapting to COVID-19, and want to share a few…
As city-wide lockdowns and home-isolations kicked in across various countries in the past few months, more and more people took to social media to muse, gripe, reflect on the new…
Today is my one-year anniversary at Curtin ✨ I am thankful for many things, and my gratitude is only heightened during this time where so many of my cohort mates and…
These days the only other humans I see regularly apart from my partner are our postal delivery persons. Some days it’s the Chinese-Australian man in his 30s, other days it’s…
we all live in different times. our bodies and minds are processing time differently. a person waits 2 seconds before refreshing their messages on loop like a glitching robot in…
Three years in the making, our Open Access Special Issue on digital ethnographic methodological failures, disciplinary posturing, and ethical dilemmas is finally out! Thank you to Journal of Digital Social…
I spoke to Paris-based reporter Pierre d’Almeida for MIXTE, a French bi-annual fashion and ideas magazine, about the political power of beauty tutorials on TikTok and YouTube. The interview closely…
