Contents

pp iii-iv

List of Figures and Tables

pp v-vi

Notes on Contributors and Editors

pp vii-x

Foreword 1 - Media for Work and Play in a Pandemic World

pp xi-xii

Foreword 2 - The Development of Information and Communication Technologies in South Korea after World War II

pp xiii-xvi

Introduction

pp 1-36

Part I - Gender Online and Digital Sex

pp 37-38

Introduction to Part I

pp 39-46

1 - Sharing, Selling, Striving: The Gendered Labour of Female Social Entrepreneurship in South Korea

pp 47-72

2 - ‘For Japan Only?’ Crossing and Re-inscribing Boundaries in the Circulation of Adult Computer Games

pp 73-94

Part II - Governance and Regulations

pp 95-96

Introduction to Part II

pp 97-100

3 - The New Personal Data Protection in Japan: Is It Enough?

pp 101-120

4 - Phenomena and Phobia through Pokémon GO: An Analysis of the Reactions on the Augmented Reality Game in Japan

pp 121-144

5 - How Do Materiality and Corporeality Inform the Intellectual Property Debate? A Case Study of Pirated Media in North Korea

pp 145-172

6 - Hyperreal Peninsula: North Korea’s Nuclear Cinema and South Korea’s Digital Revolution

pp 173-196

Part III - Techno-identity and Digital Labour Condition

pp 197-198

Introduction to Part III

pp 199-204

7 - ‘Too Many Koreans’: Esports Biopower and South Korean Gaming Infrastructure

pp 205-228

8 - South Korea’s Esports Industry in Northeast Asia: History, Ecosystem and Digital Labour

pp 229-248

9 - Representations of Play: Pachinko in Popular Media

pp 249-264

10 - The Work of Care in the Age of Feeling Machines

pp 265-282

Conclusion

pp 283-292

Index

pp 293-295