Tania Lewis
Digital food: from paddock to platform
RMIT University
article examines growing entanglements digital world food suggesting food particularly generative space understand evolving often hidden role digital everyday lives article starts examining food photography social media discussing role ordinary people participants online food culture via videosharing platforms youtube mapping shift web 20s dreams creativity sharing monetisation digital food communities section 3 focuses food politics antinomies connectivity final section discusses big food players use social media era dataveillance big data argues food citizens need awareness commercial logics support communicative ecologies increasingly engage food lifestyle practices