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How to suppress women's remix

Coppa et al., 2011

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10548249467878786035
Author
Coppa F
Tushnet R
Publication year
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Camera Obscura: Feminism, Culture, and Media Studies

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Vidding is a thirty-year-old remix practice in which predominantly female media fans reedit television or film into music videos. Vidding is important not only as an art form in its own right but also as a subcultural—and often feminist—reinterpretation of and confrontation with …
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