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spir-10028	Paasonen, Susanna; Albury, Kath; Stardust, Zahra; Mercer, John; Mowlabocus, Sharif; Robards, Brady; Smith, Clarissa	Digital Networks, Digital Pub(L)Ics (1): Labour, Pleasure, Porn.	2017.0	19	.pdf	application/pdf	6796	332	47	The shifting forms of digital porn production, involving new pornographic styles and new methods of framing pornographic texts, require us to (re)consider the political-economy of pornography and the ways in which publics produce, access and consume pornography. While many participants embraced porn production and distribution as a practice of self-representation and local/global community-formation, others struggled with the personal costs of developing and distributing commercially viable pornography in a digital environment where consumers are often unwilling to pay for content (Stardust 2016, Taormino et al 2013, Young 2016).	cache/spir-10028.pdf	txt/spir-10028.txt