[Linganth] AAA 2019 panel on Web 2.0 discourse analysis/research methods?

[Lauren Zentz]

Hi all,
 I'm wondering if there's anyone out there who's doing ethnographic
research about social media/Web 2.0 activities, who would like to
brainstorm on putting together a panel for AAA in Vancouver. I'm kind of
floundering around in data and readings right now, so I don't have an
initial abstract to formulate - rather, I'd like to think through it with
whomever is interested.
  My particular research project pertains to 2 separate activist groups who
use social media in different ways in order to organize and mobilize their
respective movements.
  Thanks,
  Lauren Zentz

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