Frédéric Pailler
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| Department | Contemporary European History | ||||
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Université du Luxembourg Maison des Sciences Humaines 11, Porte des Sciences L-4366 Esch-sur-Alzette |
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| Bureau sur le campus | MSH, E04 25-440 | ||||
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| Téléphone | (+352) 46 66 44 9106 | ||||
Fred Pailler holds a PhD in media studies (University of Nantes, FR, 2019) and has a background training in sociology and ethnography. He has an extensive experience in conducting combined ethnographies, surveys and computer assisted content analysis.
His research focuses primarily on infrastructures and uses of digital social platforms, and related labour, health, gender or sexuality issues/controversies in digital context. His doctoral dissertation addressed the way sexual and sentimental cultures articulate with digital technologies, from the French ‘Minitel rose’ to the major platforms of web 2.0 and with a particular focus on visual semiotics.
He has joined the HIVI project in April 2021 as a post-doctoral researcher for 2 years and spend his time combining and analyzing datasets and archives to understand the visual cultures and economy related to Internet phenomena, memes and online virality.
Last updated on: mercredi 08 février 2023
2023
Harlem Shake à la BnF … À la recherche d’un phénomène viral dans les archives du Web; ; ; ;
Scientific Conference (2023, April 05)
2022
You Shall Not Pass ! Enjeux méthodologiques relatifs à l'historicisation de la viralité en lignePresentation (2022, June 09)
Archives du web et circulation des contenus : le projet BUZZ-f (HIVI) et le Bnf-datalabPresentation (2022, May 12)
« Never gonna give you up ». Historiciser la viralité numérique;
in Revue d'histoire culturelle du XVIIIe-XXIe siècles (2022), 5
That escalated quickly: ‘the many challenges of historicising online virality’;
Presentation (2022, March 28)
Viralité;
in Walter, Jacques (Ed.) Publictionnaire. Dictionnaire encyclopédique et critique des publics (2022)
Keep calm and stay focused. Historicising and intertwining scales and temporalities of online virality;
Presentation (2022, June 22)
“Spread or die”. Online Virality as a Transmedia Phenomenon;
Scientific Conference (2022, February 03)
