NOTES: Origins and Context | See Also
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Origins of this content
A video by my student, baxteric1 from the Fall 2007 class answering an assignment they developed about popularity on YouTube.
Contextualization
The academic study of popular culture ("contemporary culture as defined by the objects, images, artefacts, literature, music, and so on of 'ordinary' people" [cit]) and popular digital culture "asks how new technologies reflect the wider social world offline, how they create new 'wired' cultural interactions, and how those new interactions in turn reshape the real (non-virtual) world."[cit]
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More videos related to the content of this page
"Most Popular: News and Politics," by baxteric1