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The 19 pages that link to Digital labor, each with the reason it gives.

• User-generated contentRelated: Posting and interaction can create value for platforms without conventional wages.

• Participatory cultureRelated: It raises questions about platforms profiting from participants’ contributions.

• Platform governanceRelated: Users and contractors produce value while platforms set the conditions of participation.

• RedditRelated: Users and moderators produce much of Reddit's content and community upkeep without pay.

• CommercializationRelated: Commercial platforms can derive value from user activity whose status as labor is disputed.

• Information societyRelated: Everyday online activity can produce value and data without resembling conventional employment.

• Network societyRelated: Networked economies depend on both paid and unpaid forms of digital work.

• CyberfeminismRelated: A gender-aware analysis of digital labor connects online participation to material inequalities.

• Webcam modelRelated: Webcam modeling combines live performance with the ongoing labor of online visibility and audience management.

• Charli D’AmelioRelated: Her career depends on ongoing content production as well as commercial and entertainment work.

• Digital anthropologyRelated: It makes visible the labor hidden inside platforms and apparently effortless digital services.

• xHamsterRelated: Creators’ earnings and visibility depend partly on platform rules and monetization.

• Khaby LameRelated: His career began with videos made after factory work ended, then turned sustained online production into paid opportunities.

• Mia KhalifaRelated: Her media career depends on creating and distributing content across online platforms.