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About the author
Daniel Miller┬аis Professor of Anthropology at UCL, author/editor of 39 books including┬аHow the World Changed Social Media,┬аSocial Media in an English Village,┬аTales from Facebook,┬аDigital Anthropology,┬а(Ed. with H. Horst), The Internet: an Ethnographic Approach (with D. Slater),┬аWebcam┬а(with J. Sinanan),┬аThe Comfort of Things,┬аA Theory of Shopping, and┬аStuff.
Elisabetta Costa is Post-doctoral Research Fellow at the British Institute at Ankara (BIAA). She is an anthropologist specialising in the study of digital media, social media, journalism, politics, and gender in Turkey and the Middle East.
Nell Haynes is a Postdoctoral Fellow at Pontificia Universidad Cat├│lica de Chile in Santiago. She received her PhD in Anthropology from the American University in 2013. Her research addresses themes of performance, authenticity, globalisation, and gendered and ethnic identification in Bolivia and Chile.
Tom McDonald is Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology, The University of Hong Kong. He received his PhD in Anthropology from UCL in 2013 and has published numerous academic articles on internet use and consumption practices in China.
Razvan Nicolescu is a Research Associate at University College London, from where he obtained his PhD in 2013. Trained both in telecommunications and anthropology, he has conducted ethnographic research in Romania and Italy. His research interests focus on visibility and digital anthropology; political economy, governance, and informality; feelings, subjectivity, and normativity.
Jolynna Sinanan is Vice ChancellorтАЩs Postdoctoral Research Fellow at RMIT University, Melbourne. From 2011-2014, she was Research Fellow in Anthropology at UCL. She is co-author┬аHow the World Changed Social Media┬а(with eight others) and┬аWebcam. Her areas of research are digital ethnography, new media, migration and gender in Trinidad, Australia, and Singapore.
Juliano Spyer is Honorary Research Associate at UCL's Department of Anthropology, where he also obtained his PhD. His research interests include digital anthropology, online research methods, learning and apprenticeship, DIY/participatory media and Christianity.. Previously, he created and managed social media projects in the United States and Latin America, and published the first book about social media in Brazil (Conectado, 2007).
Shriram Venkatraman has a PhD in Anthropology from UCL and is currently an Assistant Professor at Indraprastha Institute of Information┬а
Technology, Delhi (IIITD). He is a trained professional statistician and, prior to his doctoral studies, held leadership positions at Walmart in the USA.┬а
His research interests include workplace technologies, organisational culture and entrepreneurship.
Xinyuan Wang is a PhD candidate at the Dept. of Anthropology at UCL. She obtained her MSc from the UCLтАЩs Digital Anthropology Programme. She is an artist in Chinese traditional painting and calligraphy. She translated (Horst and Miller Eds.) Digital Anthropology into Chinese and contributed a piece on Digital Anthropology in China.┬а
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