Stardom and Celebrity: A Reader 2007
DOI: 10.4135/9781446269534.n17
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“…Finally, attributed celebrity status primarily refers to gaining attention through cultural mediation (e.g. the protagonists of reality television shows) (Rojek, 2001). No doubt these are ideal types in the Weberian sense; i.e.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Finally, attributed celebrity status primarily refers to gaining attention through cultural mediation (e.g. the protagonists of reality television shows) (Rojek, 2001). No doubt these are ideal types in the Weberian sense; i.e.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…From this interdisciplinary interest in studying mass culture, the issue of 'celebrity culture' has grown in importance (Rojek, 2001;Jenkins, 2006;Marshall, 2006;Holmes and Redmond, 2006;Turner, 2013;Couldry, 2015;Marshall and Redmond, 2016). As Chris Rojek argues, the emergence of celebrity as a public preoccupation is the result of three major interrelated historical processes:…”
Section: Theoretical Context -Why Are Celebrities Relevant?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…69 Das Verhalten der stars im täglichen leben, ihre persönlichkeit oder ihr eheleben sind ebenso wie ihre fiktiven rollen Bestandteile der Beziehung zum publikum und fließen in die ihnen zugeschriebene identität ein. 70 Die öffentliche Darstellung berühmter Medien im 19. Jahrhundert folgte einem ähnlichen Muster.…”
Section: Spiel Und Sozialleben In Privaten Séancenunclassified
“…Zu ihnen gehörten impresarios und Agenten, Förderer und Fotografen, persönliche Assistenten, kurz alle, die das Auftreten und das Bild des stars in der öffentlichkeit organisierten und vermarkteten. 80 Dies war auch im spiritismus der Fall. ganz offiziell stellten Medien wie die Davenport-Brüder, die auf öffentliche Auftritte spezialisiert waren, Manager ein, die ihre Auftritte organisierten, sich um den Kontakt zur presse und um die Finanzen kümmerten.…”
Section: Spiel Und Sozialleben In Privaten Séancenunclassified
“…Unlike sports fans, it is individual athletes who are well-placed to monetize new media technology by using it as an additional platform in the promotion of themselves and their sport. For athletes, their agents and sponsors, image rights (personality rights in the USA) have increasingly become a lucrative source of income (Andrews & Jackson, 2001;Cashmore, 2002;Haynes, 2008;Rojek, 2001). However, for Hutchins and Rowe (2009) the legal recognition of image rights and "property in personality" is a commodification too far (see also Boyle & Haynes, 2010).…”
Section: Athletes and New Media Technologymentioning
confidence: 99%