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spir-10191	Ribak, Rivka; Fridman-Naot, Dina	The Expert And The Networked Public: Professional And Amateur Wedding Photographers In The Facebooked Wedding	2017.0	4	.pdf	application/pdf	1317	66	47	Drawing on interviews with ten wedding photographers and ten newlywed couples, as well as Facebook pages of wedding photographers and newlywed groups, we will suggest that as independent, artisanal photographers (Frosh, in press) whose livelihood depends on direct sales to the market, wedding photographers managed to distinguish themselves from the networked public of amateur photographers and overcome this impending crisis through professional, technological and artistic upskilling. THE EXPERT AND THE NETWORKED PUBLIC: PROFESSIONAL AND AMATEUR WEDDING PHOTOGRAHERS IN THE FACEBOOKED WEDDING Dina Fridman-Naot Department of Communication, University of Haifa Rivka Ribak Department of Communication, University of Haifa A typical middle class wedding in Israel is documented by roughly 3000-6000 still photos taken by friends, family, service providers and professional photographers, uploaded and shared throughout the ceremony, and archived thereafter in various online, offline and printed photo albums.	cache/spir-10191.pdf	txt/spir-10191.txt