The Influencer Industry

An episode of the Dressed Not to Kill podcast, hosted by Jenny Lantz, Tina Sendlhofer och Sofia Hedström de Leo, titled "The Influencer Industry" was published on December 20, 2023 and runs 61 minutes.

December 20, 2023 ·61m · Dressed Not to Kill

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Summary

De senaste decennierna har influencers brett ut sig överallt. Det är lätt att betrakta dem som en grupp individer, men vid det här laget har det bildats en enorm industri runt dem med påverkan långt bortom varje enskild influencers följarskara. Vad är det egentligen för sorts industri? Hur kom den till? Vad är dess kärna? Vilken påverkan har den på samhället, på kulturindustrier och, inte minst, på modeindustrin? Vad har influencers med hållbarhet att göra? I dagens avsnitt tittar vi alltså...

Episode Description

De senaste decennierna har influencers brett ut sig överallt. Det är lätt att betrakta dem som en grupp individer, men vid det här laget har det bildats en enorm industri runt dem med påverkan långt bortom varje enskild influencers följarskara. Vad är det egentligen för sorts industri? Hur kom den till? Vad är dess kärna? Vilken påverkan har den på samhället, på kulturindustrier och, inte minst, på modeindustrin? Vad har influencers med hållbarhet att göra?

I dagens avsnitt tittar vi alltså närmare på influencerindustrin. Det handlar om en mediaindustri i kris, om autenticitet, om varumärken, om effektivitet och sälj, om instagramvänliga platser. Om expertis som inte kommer till tals. Och mycket mer.

Intervjuade i programmet är Emily Hund, kommunikationsforskare och författare till den hyperaktuella boken The Influencer Industry: The Quest for Authenticity on Social Media, och Drina Eva, vintagesamlare med stort inflytande på Puerto Rico.

Programmet leds av Jenny Lantz, docent i företagsekonomi med inriktning på kulturekonomi vid Handelshögskolan i Stockholm, och inslaget med Drina Eva görs av modejournalisten Sofia Hedström de Leo.

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