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Stay-at-home mothers struggle to balance child-rearing with earning income through content creation.

lightbulbPractical problemCreator Labor, Influencers, and Platform Participation

Stay-at-home mothers struggle to balance child-rearing with earning income through content creation.

CSCW '23More Than a Wife and a Mom: A Study of Mom Vlogging Practices in China

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Parents sharing children's content on TikTok may violate children's privacy and create safety risks.

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Disabled content creators frequently face discriminatory speech and harassment on social media.

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Bilibili users seeking professionalization lack clear pathways and face challenges in equipment, skills, and related areas.

CHI '22"As Uploaders, We Have the Responsibility”: Individualized Professionalization of Bilibili Uploaders

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