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Biographical note
Michael Stevenson is an associate professor of new media and digital culture at the University of Amsterdam. His research interests include the history of new media and open source culture. He has published research in the journals New Media & Society, Internet Histories, The European Journal of Media Studies, among others. He created the short documentary Geeks in Cyberspace: A Story from The Early Web in 2019, and plays third base for the Neptunus Baseball & Softball club’s sixth division amateur baseball team. Misha Kavka is professor of cross-media culture at the University of Amsterdam and co-founder of the research group Queer Analysis at the Amsterdam School for Cultural Analysis. She has published widely on gender, sexuality, celebrity and affect in relation to television, film and media technologies. She is the author of Reality Television, Affect and Intimacy (2008) and Reality TV (2012), and the co-editor of volumes and special issues on reality television, gothic culture and feminist theory.Doing Media Research offers an essential helping hand to guide us down the rabbit hole of our media, at each step reminding us how much fun it is to study and learn about what shapes our lives the most.
- Professor Mark Deuze,
<p>I strongly recommend Doing Media Research to all students, not just in Media studies. It provides a thorough guide for students who want to dig deeper and think harder. In an age when the media landscape changes at lightning speed, Stevenson and Kavka steer beginning scholars to follow their curiosity and learn the ropes by doing research.</p>
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- José van Dijck,,
An essential and engaging textbook for students studying media. Refusing the usual isolation of quantitative from qualitative methods and moving students from research questions to research problems, it both opens students to the wonderful possibilities of media research and takes students—step-by-step—through the process of conceiving, doing, and writing their research.
- Wendy Hui Kyong Chun,
At a moment when thoughtful media research is urgently needed, Stevenson and Kavka offer us an indispensable guidebook. <em>Doing Media Research</em> stands out as a comprehensive "one-stop-shop" that demystifies the research process while encouraging curiosity and creativity.
- Brooke Erin Duffy,