More than 70 million people worldwide have “pinned” personal image collections since Pinterest’s launch in 2010. This book explores the unique sense-making behaviors of independent user-curators actively contributing to an evolving social digital collection. Image naming practices are examined using a matrix including Panofsky’s three strata of iconological subject matter and a range of Wittgenstein’s language game attributes. The exploratory approach taken in this book is especially helpful for information professionals seeking a springboard for further discussions on emerging user needs in digital image curation as well as for researchers interested in user naming behavior in social media collections.
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Tami Sutcliffe, Ph.D., studied Information Science at the University of North Texas, and holds an MA in Art History from California State University, in addition to a Masters in Library Science from Texas Woman’s University. She is an Instructional Designer at InformationArt.Org in Dallas, Texas.
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