Mummy influencers and professional sharenting

Jorge, Ana; Marôpo, Lídia; Coelho, Ana Rita; Novello, Lia

doi:10.1177/13675494211004593

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“…Sebagai contohnya, Prancis memiliki pengaturan yang sangat ketat dengan mewajibkan seluruh wajah selebriti anak di tabloid untuk disamarkan agar tidak dapat diidentifikasi dan dijadikan sarana monetisasi anak (Orr, 2014). Beberapa strategi lain yang dapat dilakukan oleh keluarga adalah membagikan potret anak tanpa wajah (close-up) atau menutupi wajah anak dengan stiker agar tidak dapat diidentifikasi (Jorge, 2022). Meskipun demikian, upaya tersebut masih minim dan belum ada aturan ketat yang mengatur mengenai tata cara transmisi wajah anak di Indonesia.…”

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Hak Untuk Dilupakan: Penghapusan Jejak Digital Sebagai Perlindungan Selebriti Anak dari Bahaya Deepfake

Algamar

Ampri

2022

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Child celebrities coming from Youtube, TikTok, and other social media are at high risk of being exploited and sexualized over their content. As Youtuber parents nonchalantly record their children without worries about exposing their privacy to the internet, predators lurk while seeking to exploit the minors at any moment’s notice. The loss of privacy experienced by child celebrities may contribute to the loss of self-ownership, even leading to cases of depersonalization where children become unable to separate their authentic identity from their celebrity persona. Furthermore, another concerning issue on disseminating child sexual abuse materials depicting child celebrities further threatening minors on the internet. Where regulations have been put in place to protect children in conventional manners, it is being challenged when facing the new Deepfake technology that can create artificially generated pornographic content using the child’s face. Through literary review over materials related to child celebrity’s privacy and the rampant use of Deepfake. This paper proposed that a crossover between Pornography Law, ITE Law, and Child Protection Law is required in adapting to these unconventional circumstances. Specifically, this paper explores the option to utilize “Hak Untuk Dilupakan” as stipulated under Article 26 of UU ITE to protect children’s privacy and prevent certain content from being further disseminated, either by delisting or through a take-down mechanism under court orders.

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Hak Untuk Dilupakan: Penghapusan Jejak Digital Sebagai Perlindungan Selebriti Anak dari Bahaya Deepfake

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2022

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“…The growing body of research about sharenting has looked at ordinary users (Livingstone & Blum-Ross, 2017;Siibak & Tracks, 2019;Ouvrein & Verswijvel, 2019) or semi-professional bloggers (Jorge et al, 2021;Mäkinen, 2020), and especially associated with mothers. This scholarship has debated the tension between the right of parents to share their parenting experiences and their children's right to privacy (Steinberg, 2017) as well as children's right to participation.…”

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‘When You Realise Your Dad Is Cristiano Ronaldo’: Celebrity Sharenting and Children's Digital Identity

Jorge

Marôpo

Neto

2021

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Sharing of parenthood experiences can be performed by ordinary users, to influencers and celebrities. This paper seeks to understand the digital identity of a child of a global celebrity through their presentation on social media, and to analyse qualitatively the visual formats of children’s representation in a platformised digital environment. It focuses on the representation of Cristiano Ronaldo’s children, especially his oldest son (Junior), through his Instagram account, his wife’s and his mother’s, in a two-year period. After identifying the main forms of representation of the children, we searched for images of Cristiano Junior across image search engines, social media platforms, sites and repositories; then, we used reverse image search for the identified memes. Ronaldo’s children are represented at home and family moments, playing and amidst luxury; 10-year-old Junior is presented as the ‘natural successor’ to Ronaldo’s talent for football, and also takes part in social or business events in public places. Visual representations created by Ronaldo’s sharenting are specially appropriated into memes that mock the football celebrity’s narcissism; or the fact that the child doesn’t know how to pose for selfies. Cristiano’s children’s digital identity and Junior’s, in particular, is populated with images as shared by parents and wider family, as well as constructed through participatory culture. An archaeological approach to visual social media content is not without difficulties, but proved to be fruitful to unpack the tensions of this wide visibility and the meanings it creates for the (digital) identity of the child.

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“…However, parental preoccupation with social media has diverse consequences, from how parents define the nature of parenting [16], communicate parenting strategies with others [17], and cope with parental stress [18] all the way to how distracted they are when interacting with their offspring [19,20]. Parents' displays of their children online expose a conflict between consent and privacy and the age of children being posted [21][22][23][24], highlighting the ethical issues of sharenting especially when parents make a career out of their social media profiles of their children [3,25,26]. In consequence of its social popularity and developmental importance, sharenting is drawing the attention of researchers to better understand the trend and its implications.…”

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From the Cradle to the Web: The Growth of “Sharenting”—A Scientometric Perspective

Cataldo

Lieu

Carollo

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Human Behavior and Emerging Technologies

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“Sharenting” is an internet trend in which parents report detailed information or repeatedly post pictures, videos, and other content about their children on social media. Due to the duality of sharenting, which takes place online but has offline consequences, it is essential to understand the implications of sharenting for real-world parenting and child development. The present work analyzes references in the existing literature and links among published articles to better understand sharenting, evidence for it, and major topics associated with it and to uncover the gaps in the literature. Citation analysis of the current literature mainly focuses on risks and benefits related to sharenting practices, especially for the children, and on ethical and privacy concerns. Future studies should investigate the psychological mechanisms that drive sharenting-related behaviors in parents and multidisciplinary approaches to the phenomenon. With a broader perspective on these issues, practitioners and professionals in family studies will be able to delineate guidelines for informative interventions to increase awarenes about the causes and consequences of publicly sharing child content.

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Mummy influencers and professional sharenting

Cited by 57 publications

References 29 publications

Hak Untuk Dilupakan: Penghapusan Jejak Digital Sebagai Perlindungan Selebriti Anak dari Bahaya Deepfake

Hak Untuk Dilupakan: Penghapusan Jejak Digital Sebagai Perlindungan Selebriti Anak dari Bahaya Deepfake

‘When You Realise Your Dad Is Cristiano Ronaldo’: Celebrity Sharenting and Children's Digital Identity

From the Cradle to the Web: The Growth of “Sharenting”—A Scientometric Perspective

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