Streaming Music (PDF)

Sofia Johansson is Senior Lecturer in Media and Communication Studies at Södertörn University. Her research interests cover different forms of popular culture and the role of media in everyday life. She has extensive experience of qualitative audience research from working on a number of research projects, ranging from popular journalism, media and identity to online sociality, and she has published, for example, on social media use, celebrity culture and online music. She most recently co-authored the book Media Landscapes and Media Cultures: An Introduction (Medielandskap och mediekultur: En introduktion, Liber, 2016).

Ann Werner is Associate professor in Gender studies at Södertörn University. Her main research interests are gender and music, feminist cultural studies and new media technologies. In her work she often combines these three fields of research using both gender and media theory. She defended her dissertation about music use and gender among young Swedish girls in multiethnic suburbs in 2009 and has since then worked on several research projects focusing music and gender. Her publications include work on mobility, Sami music and indigeneity, gender and race in Swedish popular music, as well as streaming music.

Patrik Åker is Associate Professor in Media and Communication Studies at Södertörn University. He has written about a wide range of topics, ranging from visual communication, journalism and historical perspectives on the media, to the relationships between media and spatiality. He has been a co-leader for a research project about the actual buildings for media institutions, and co-authored, as well as contributed, to a number of anthologies. Particular research interest concern media technologies and spatial media infrastructures, and that way that these, on- and offline, interlink with cultural experience.

Gregory Goldenzwaig is a music and media

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