Other writing
Books
Work’s Intimacy, Cambridge: Polity. 2011.
The Affect Theory Reader, (edited with Gregory J. Seigworth) Durham: Duke University Press. 2010.
Cultural Studies’ Affective Voices, London: Palgrave. 2006.
Book Chapters
“Adultery Technologies” submitted to Identity Technologies: Producing online selves, Anna Poletti and Julie Rak (eds) University of Alberta Press.
“Presence Bleed: Performing Professionalism Online” submitted to Theorizing Cultural Work: Labour, Continuity and Change in the Creative Industries, Mark Banks, Rosalind Gill and Stephanie Taylor (eds) Routledge, forthcoming.
“White Collar Intimacy” in Digital Cultures and the Politics of Emotion: Feelings, Affect and Technological Change, Adi Kuntsman & Athina Karatzogianni (eds) Palgrave MacMillan. 2012.
(with Gregory J. Seigworth) “An Inventory of Shimmers” in The Affect Theory Reader, Melissa Gregg and Gregory J. Seigworth (eds) Durham: Duke University Press. 2010.
“On Friday Night Drinks: Workplace affect in the age of the cubicle” in The Affect Theory Reader, Melissa Gregg and Gregory J. Seigworth (eds) Durham: Duke University Press. 2010.
“Working with affect in the corporate university” in Disturbing Differences: Working with Affect in Feminist Readings, Marianne Liljeström & Susanna Paasonen (eds) London: Routledge. 2010.
“The Importance of Being Ordinary” in Sue Owen (ed) Richard Hoggart and Cultural Studies, London: Palgrave. 2008.
(with Catherine Driscoll) “The YouTube Generation: Moral Panic, Youth Culture and Internet Studies” in Usha M. Rodrigues and Belinda Smaill (eds) Youth, Media and Culture in the Asia-Pacific Region, Cambridge: Cambridge Scholars Press. 2008.
“Posting With Passion: Blogs and the Politics of Gender” in Axel Bruns and Joanne Jacobs (eds) Uses of Blogs, New York: Peter Lang. 2006.
Edited Journal Issues
(with Gerard Goggin) “Wireless Cultures and Technologies” Special issue of Media International Australia 125. 2007.
(with Jean Burgess) “Counter-Heroics and Counter-Professionalism in Cultural Studies” Special Issue of Continuum: Journal of Media and Cultural Studies 20 (2). 2006.
“Affect” M/C Journal 8 (6). 2005.
Journal Articles
2012 “History in the making: The NBN roll-out in Willunga, South Australia” Media International Australia, Special Issue on Australian and New Zealand Internet Histories, May.
2012 “The Return of Organisation Man: Commuter narratives and suburban critique” Cultural Studies Review, Special issue On Mad Men, Prudence Black & Melissa Hardie (eds), 18 (2) September: 242-61
2012 (with Rebecca Brown) “The Pedagogy of Regret: Facebook, Binge Drinking and Young Women” Continuum: Journal of Media and Cultural Studies Special issue on Mediated Youth Cultures, Brady Robards & Andrew Bennett (eds), 26 (3) June: 357-369
2011 “The Break-Up: Hardt and Negri’s Politics of Love” Journal of Communication Inquiry Special Issue on Autonomism and Communication, Jack Z. Bratich (ed) October.
2011 (with Catherine Driscoll) “Convergence Culture and the Legacy of Feminist Cultural Studies” in Cultural Studies, Special issue on Rethinking Convergence/Culture, Nick Couldry & James Hay (eds), 25 (4/5): 566-584
2011 “Do Your Homework: New media, old problems” Feminist Media Studies 10th anniversary edition, 11 (1): 73-81
2010 “Available in selected metros only: Rural melancholy and the promise of online connectivity” Cultural Studies Review, 16 (1) (March): 155-169
2010 (with Jason Wilson) “Underbelly, true crime and the cultural economy of infamy” Continuum: Journal of Media and Cultural Studies 24 (3): 411-427
2010 (with Catherine Driscoll) “My Profile: The Ethics of Virtual Ethnography” Emotion, Space and Society 3 (1): 15-20
2009 “Banal Bohemia: Blogging from the Ivory Tower Hot-Desk” Feature Report, Convergence: The Journal of Research into New Media Technologies 15 (4): 470-483
2009 “Learning to (Love) Labour: Production cultures and the affective turn” Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies 6 (2): 209-214
2008 “Testing the friendship: Feminism and the limits of online social networks” Feminist Media Studies 8 (2): 206-209
2008 (with Genevieve Bell) “Through Country Women: A Proposal for the CWA’s role in Rural Connectivity” Proceedings of the 2008 Communications Policy and Research Forum
2008 “The Normalisation of Flexible Female Labour in the Information Economy” Feminist Media Studies 8 (3): 285-299
2008 (with Catherine Driscoll) “Message Me: Temporality, Location and Everyday Technologies” Media International Australia Special Issue on Digital Literacy 128 (August): 128-136
2008 (with Fiona Nicoll) “Successful Resistance or Resisting Success? Surviving the Silent Social Order of the Theory Classroom” Social Epistemology 20 (2): 203-217
2008 “Communicating Investment: Cultural Studies, Affect and the Academy” Review of Education, Pedagogy and Cultural Studies 30 (1): 43-59
2007 “Freedom to Work: The Impact of Wireless on Labour Politics” in Media International Australia Special Issue on Wireless Technologies and Cultures 125 (November): 57-70
2007 “Normal Homes” Feature Article, M/C Journal ‘Home’ 10 (4) (August)
2007 “The Importance of Being Ordinary” International Journal of Cultural Studies Special Issue on The Uses of Richard Hoggart 10 (1): 95-104
2006 “Feeling Ordinary: Blogging as Conversational Scholarship” Continuum: Journal of Media and Cultural Studies 20 (2): 147-60
2005 (with Glen Fuller) “Where is the Law in ‘Unlawful Combatant’?” Cultural Studies Review 11 (2): 147-159
2004 “A Mundane Voice” Cultural Studies Special Double Issue on Everyday Life, 18 (2-3): 363-83
2004 “Toolbox for Electric Fences” Cultural Studies Review 10 (1): 149-60
2004 “Five Bonds T-Shirts From K-Mart: Intervening Against Indifference” Antithesis 14: 25-36
2003 “A Neglected History: Richard Hoggart’s Discourse of Empathy” Rethinking History: The Journal of Theory and Practice 7 (3): 285-306
2002 “Remnants of Humanism” Continuum: Journal of Media and Cultural Studies 16 (3): 273-84
Opinion (selected)
2011 “How Steve Taught Us to Love Our Jobs Too Much” The Conversation, 7 October
2011 “Home Offices and Remote Parents” Inside Story, 29 September
2009 “Why Academia Is No Longer A Smart Choice” New Matilda, 24 November
2009 “Damn the publishers” The Australian Higher Education, 27 May; republished in Online Opinion, 28 May
2008 (with Jason Wilson) “Thank John Howard for Underbelly” New Matilda, 28 December
2008 “Who saw the butler’s profile?” Online Opinion, 11 June
2007 “Thanks For The Ad(d): Neoliberalism’s Compulsory Friendship” Online Opinion, 21 September
2008 Review of Mark Nunes, Cyberspaces of Everyday Life, Convergence: The International Journal of Research into New Media Technologies Vol 14(1): 122-124
2007 Review of Meaghan Morris, Identity Anecdotes: Translation and Media Culture, Media International Australia 124, August
2006 “If You Don’t Know Me By Now”, Review of Simon During, Cultural Studies: A Critical Introduction and Angela McRobbie, The Uses of Cultural Studies, New Formations 58, Summer
2004 “How to Avoid Being Paranoid”, Review of Eve Sedgwick, Touching Feeling, Electronic Book Review
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