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spir-10469	Myles, David; Trottier, Daniel; Millette, Mélanie; Bonneau, Claudine; Sergi, Viviane; Casemajor, Nathalie; Toupin, Sophie	MORE THAN MEETS THE EYES: THE LENS OF VISIBILITY IN INTERNET RESEARCH	2018.0	13	.pdf	application/pdf	5645	336	47	At the intersection of social media studies (Millerand et al., 2010; Papacharissi, 2010; Proulx et al. 2012), of reflections on mediated visibility (Thompson, 2005; Voirol, 2005) and of critical analyses regarding the notion of “public sphere” (Fraser, 1990), we will address the power dynamics that are inherently linked to digital visibility among identity minorities and focus on how such visibility can potentially sustain agency. Sharing and Accessing the Mundane Dimensions of Work on Social Media: The Role of Mediated Visibility for Workers and Researchers Claudine Bonneau Université du Québec à Montréal Viviane Sergi Université du Québec à Montréal Within the field of Internet studies, work, workers, and their mediated visibility have been examined either from the perspective of online surveillance, where workers’ activities and communication practices are scrutinized by their employers (Fuchs et al., 2013), or from the perspective of self-branding, where visibility is the result of an explicit strategy among individuals that involves the “calculated use of social media” to gain “status and attention online” (Duffy, 2017: 11) in order to showcase their potential and employability (Hogan, 2010; Pagis & Ailon, 2017).	cache/spir-10469.pdf	txt/spir-10469.txt