Part I - Debating Digital Ethnography
1. Computers in/and anthropology: the poetics and politics of digitization
2. From virtual ethnography to the embedded, embodied, everyday Internet
3. Vectors for fieldwork: computational thinking and new modes of ethnography
4. A performative digital ethnography: data, design, and speculation
5. The fieldsite as a network: a strategy for locating ethnographic research
6. Remote ethnography: studying digital politics in Spain and Indonesia from afar
7. Mixing it: digital ethnography and online research methods-a tale of two global digital music genres
Part II - Relationships
8. Small places turned inside out: social networking in small communities
9. "Doing family" at a distance: transnational family practices in polymedia environments
10. Researching death online
11. Relational labor, fans, and collaborations in professional rock climbing
Part III - Visibility and Voice
12. "Our media"? Microblogging and the elusiveness of voice in China
13. Participatory complications in interactive, video-sharing environments
14. Influencer extravaganza: a decade of commercial "lifestyle" microcelebrities in Singapore
15. Nah Leavin' Trinidad: the place of digital music production among amateur musicians in Trinidad
Part IV - Place and Co-Presence
16. Locating emerging media: ethnographic reflections on culture, selfhood, and place
17. Making "ournet not the Internet": an ethnography of homebrew high-tech practices in suburban Australia
18. Locative mobile media and the development of unplanned, fleeting encounters with pseudonymous strangers, and virtual acqu
