id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
spir-9044	Mitchell, Peta; Bruns, Axel; Münch, Felix Victor	The (net)work of mourning: emotional contagion, viral performativity, and the death of David Bowie	2016.0	3	.pdf	application/pdf	1286	69	60	Spiked  editor  Brendan  O’Neill  (2016),  for   instance,  contrasted  the  “shallow”  sadness  expressed  by  “hacks”  and  “fans”  on  social   media  with  the  “deep  and  raw  and  real”  grief  of  Bowie’s  family,  which  in  his  view  was   signalled  by  their  relative  distance  from  social  media,  their  need  to  grieve  in  private:   “Bowie’s  son,  Duncan  Jones,  left  Twitter  immediately  after  announcing  his  father’s   death.   This  focus  on  the  macro-­level   of  Twitter’s  communicative  layers  (Bruns  &  Moe,  2014)  misses  a  potentially  much   broader  and  more  diverse,  as  well  as  less  public,  range  of  responses  to  Bowie’s  death,   by  users  who  did  not  include  the  hashtag.    	cache/spir-9044.pdf	txt/spir-9044.txt