Engagement 1.0 - Understanding Fan Interaction

ENGAGEMENT 1.0 Understanding the History of Fan Interactivity #sxsw-fans

Ivan Askwith (@ivanovitch) Senior Strategist, Big Spaceship think.bigspaceship.com Henry Jenkins (@henryjenkins) Director of Comparative Media Studies, MIT www.henryjenkins.org Abigail De Kosnik (@De_Kosnik) Asst. Prof, UC Berkeley Center for New Media bcnm.berkeley.edu

why not engagement 2.0?

who are fans?

sci-ﬁ / fantasy

sports fans

brand fans

we’re all becoming fans.

friending a brand

from fandom to engagement.

ﬁve patterns of engagement

1. identiﬁcation

2. mastery

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3. production

4. participation

5. appropriation

ﬁve patterns of engagement 1. identiﬁcation 2. mastery 3. production 4. participation 5. appropriation

quot;Web 2.0 is Fandom Without the Stigmaquot; -- Henry Jenkins

Fans As Early Adapters and Adopters

Fandom as Virtual Community

Fandom as Social Network

Fandom as Consumer Activism

Fandom as Participatory Culture

Fan Communities/Brand Communities

Fandom and Informal Learning

Fandom and Globalization

Fandom as Remix Culture

Fans as Influencers

Fandom and User-Supported Television

quot;We had so many stories to tell and there was only so much room in the TV show -- so we decided that we could tell these alternative stories in the comics. The stories could be deeper, broader and reveal more secrets about our characters. It was also a way to tell stories that would be otherwise un-produceable on our show.quot; -- Aron Eli Coleite and Joe Pokaski on the Heroes comics.

Fans as Experts

“WIKIMEDIA”- Robert Kozinets

Fandom and Collective Intelligence

Barack Obama, Fan in Chief

Should Fan Produc.ons Be Free? Abigail De Kosnik SxSW Interac.ve 16 March 09

Fans Make Things In‐Person: Trade and Sell Online: “GiJ Culture” (and Sell)

Media References to Fan Fic.on

FanLib.com: The First (Failed) ATempt at Mone.za.on

Commercial Fan Produc.on: Hip‐Hop

Commercial Fan Produc.on: Doujinshi

Commercial Fan Produc.on: Fan Films

Commercial Fan Produc.on: Game Mods

Commercial Fan Produc.on: Literary Appropria.ons

Fan Fic.on Genre: “Porn BaTle”

Fan Fic.on Genre: Literary Fic

Ivan Askwith (@ivanovitch) Senior Strategist, Big Spaceship think.bigspaceship.com Henry Jenkins (@henryjenkins) Director of Comparative Media Studies, MIT www.henryjenkins.org Abigail De Kosnik (@De_Kosnik) Asst. Prof, UC Berkeley Center for New Media bcnm.berkeley.edu STEAL OUR SLIDES! slideshare.net/ivanaskwith

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