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Convergent
technologies
Social media
Smart phones
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Bloggers and vloggers
Developed due to
convergent
technologies
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Online bloggers and vloggers
Global
and
shareable
nature of online
Can reach
massive
audiences
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Zoella's early branding as a vlogger
Relatable
and
'normal'
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Joining an MCN (Multi-Channel Network)
Promotes vlogger's
content
to a much wider
audience
Members can promote each others
channels
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MCNs
Provide
vloggers
with production
assistance
Have their own
team
of specialist video production staff
Provide
studios
and
equipment
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Zoella's immense wealth
Has had an impact on the production value, has to carefully consider everything she
posts
to
maximise
revenue
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To maximise
profit
, a producer should copy an existing successful format, rather than making something different or
original
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Zoella's
spin off sister channel
'more Zoella'
Helps her to make even more
money
out her existing
successful
brand
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Due to
decline
in traditional media products, brands have turned to
advertising
online instead
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Brands want to use bloggers like Zoella
To
advertise
their products as they can reach
huge
audiences
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Advertising Standards Authority
Regulate online ads, including
paid
for promotions by
celebrities
like Zoella
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Bloggers have to make it clear to viewers
If they have been paid to promote something, usually by using
hashtags
or specifically saying
'paid
for promotion'
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Many bloggers including Zoella have been in trouble in the past for not making it clear when a
promotion
has been
paid
for
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There is no
regulatory
body for
social media
content in general
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Social media pages like YouTube 'self
regulate'
By having their own
rules
about what people can post, and relying on either users, or
algorithms
to check content
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Due to the vast number of global users and posts, it is impossible to ensure that content doesn't breach the
guidelines
sometimes
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The problem with this form of regulation is that
content
that breaches regulations is often seen by
millions
before it is reported and removed
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Regulating online content is very hard as it is virtually impossible to
permanently
remove something once it has been
posted
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Zoella's
vlog
while
driving
caused a lot of bad publicity including a public telling off by the police
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Online bloggers have to be careful
Not to post anything that is going to be
offensive
as this may cause bad publicity,
risking sponsorship deals
and possible demonetisation
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Bloggers like Zoella try to stay quite
'family friendly'
In terms of
content
eg no swearing, no
sexually
suggestive content etc
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Zoella's company
A-Z creatives
Gives her her own team of
staff
to help run her
channels
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During
2020
the UK government offered a
'furlough'
scheme to struggling businesses, allowing them to claim money to pay their staff with
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Some people were angry that the scheme was being
'abused'
by
millionaires
who could clearly afford to pay their staff anyway
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Zoella's old blog site
More personal and
informal
, reflecting her own individual contribution as a
solo blogger
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Zoella's new website
Reflects her new status as a
'brand'
Posts are written from the
perspective
of 'we' reflecting a more
corporate
approach
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Zoella's focus on pushing her
merchandise
in posts
Diversifying
into other synergetic products helps to reduce
risk
, and maximise profits
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Zoella has
diversified
into publishing too as she has written several
books
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Collaborations with other celebrities
A popular way of
strengthening
a
vlogger's fanbase
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Fan
opinion
Hugely
important for
vloggers
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Zoella has come under fire in the past when fans have been
disappointed
with her
products
or projects
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Zoella publicly addressed the
complaints
Blamed the price on a decision made by Boots rather than her
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Fan conventions such as VidCon
Fans pay to attend these to meet celebrity
vloggers
, get
autographs
etc
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Curran and Seaton suggest that media companies are often focused entirely on
profit
and
power
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Some
cynical
people might suggest the charity projects Zoella does were done for
self promotion
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