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3pm Journal of Digital research & publishing Stratton, Jon (1986), ‘Australia – This Sporting Life’ in Power play: essays in the sociology of Australian sport, edited by Geoffrey Lawrence and David Rowe, Sydney: Hale & Iremonger, c.1986. pp.85-115 Stutzman, F (2008) ‘The Big Picture: The Vibrancy of Online Social Spaces’ in Rigby, B (2008) Mobilizing Generation 2.0 – A Practical Guide to Using Web 2.0 technologies to recruit, organize and engage youth by Thussu, Daya Kishan (1998), Electronic empires: global media and local resistance, London; New York: Arnold Wellman, Barry (2001), ‘Computer Networks As Social Networks’ in Science, Vol 293, pp. 2031 - 2034 Wilson, Bruce (1990), ‘Pumping up the Footy’ in Sport and Leisure: trends in Australian popular culture, edited by David Rowe, Geoff Lawrence, Sydney: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Chapter 1. pp.27-39. 61
3pm Journal of Digital research & publishing The Social Consequences of Social Networking Sites: The Impact of Facebook on Teenage Girls By Kerry Widdup UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY Abstract This article seeks to examine the impact that electronic, digital, and interactive technologies have had on the production of literary knowledge and the narrative. The research assignment will further speculate the role of ‘digitally preserving’ narrative literatures through what has been labelled ‘transmedia storytelling’. It is an investigation which assesses the integrity of a great narrative once it has been subject to the inevitable ‘tossing’ and ‘turning’ throughout the vast mediums in this universal ‘media playground’. It will also utilise contemporary media theory to break down and conceptualise transmedia storytelling and further assess the implications of ‘participatory culture’ on the creative industries. Whilst we are only beginning to discover the exciting possibilities and capabilities which technology and digitisation hold, we would not be doing our job as inquisitive human beings if we did not speculate into the role of digitisation of the narrative. The importance of this research is to understand exactly how much one ‘records’ and ‘preserves’ of the original narrative when the various cross-sited narratives are re-fabricated for each media platform they deploy. The article will hopefully address the convergent narratives of our time and therein give us a better understanding of digitisation and the narrative and further the assumptions which surround it. Keywords social MeDia • Publishing • new MeDia technology • FacebooK • teenage giRls • Introduction Social networking sites have undeniably exploded in the last few years, generating excitement at the opportunities opened by new technologies. One social networking site in particular that has gained a huge following is Facebook, which is prolific amongst teenagers who relish the opportunity to create and recreate highly stylized identities and showcase their relationships with their peers. However, little research has been conducted since the explosive membership growth and widespread popularity of Facebook in the 21 st century and we are yet to see the consequences of a generation of teenagers who have grown up online. From interviews I conducted with ten teenage girls, all aged 16 or 17 62
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