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Introduction : where have all the cyberfeminists gone? / Radhika Gajjala and Yeon Ju Oh -- About me : a critical discourse analysis of representations of female doctoral student bloggers and implications for education / Lauren Angelone -- Women's (dis)embodied engagement with male-dominated online communities / Jessica L. Beyer -- Blogher and blogalicious : gender, race and the political economy of women's blogging conferences / Jessie Daniels -- What it takes to screen her film : a feminist study of UNESCO's audiovisual e-platform submission process / Debbie James -- Fandom, technology, and practice-and the relevance of cyberfeminism / Holly Kruse -- Migrant youth invading online spaces : intersectional performativity of self in socio-technological networks / Koen Leurs -- Our data, ourselves : feminist narratives of empowerment in health 2.0 discourse / Marina Levina -- Structuring EDNOS as cyberpostfeminist rule / Dara Persis Murray -- Is your space safe? : cyberfeminist movement for space online atunnine / Yeon Ju Oh -- Where is my profile picture? : multiple politics of technological mothering and gendered technology / Natalia Rybas -- Debating intimate partner violence in lesbian fan communities / Becky Walker -- Back to the future : women art technology / Jennifer Way -- Beyond democratization and subversion : rethinking feminist analytical approaches to girls' cultural production on the internet / Rosalind Sibielski -- Masters of technology: defining and theorizing the hardcore/casual dichotomy in video game culture / Erica Kubic -- Guilding, gaming, and girls / Genesis Downey -- Conclusion / Radhika Gajjala.
Includes bibliographical references and index.