Coming in from the margins: amateur musicians in the online age

M. Hoare, S. Benford, Rachel Jones, Natasa Milic-Frayling
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Abstract

HCI is increasingly interested in amateurism, but the wider literature suggests that the amateur is a complex and distinctive phenomenon. An interview study reveals the nature of the amateur in the digital age. Even though operating non-professionally at a micro-scale, amateur musicians employ a plethora of online services to sustain local fanbases, reach out to new fans, collaborate internationally, and actively promote both digital and material products. Our findings lead to recommendations for event-oriented promotion tools; community-oriented analytics; tangible and embedded products; and limited-edition digital experiences. We conclude that HCI needs to recognise the amateur as an important class of user, one who is serious about their leisure, and who is also distinct from the professional as from the novice and hobbyist.
在线时代的业余音乐家从边缘进入
HCI对业余爱好者越来越感兴趣,但更广泛的文献表明,业余爱好者是一个复杂而独特的现象。一项访谈研究揭示了数字时代业余爱好者的本质。尽管在小规模的非专业经营中,业余音乐家使用大量的在线服务来维持当地的粉丝基础,接触新的粉丝,进行国际合作,并积极推广数字和物质产品。我们的发现为面向事件的推广工具提供了建议;社区分析;有形和嵌入式产品;以及限量版的数字体验。我们的结论是,HCI需要认识到业余用户是一个重要的用户类别,一个认真对待他们的休闲,谁也有别于专业人士,从新手和业余爱好者。
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