Live video is often used by protesters and political activists while broadcasting from conflict arenas since it gives the viewers a sense of “how it feels to be here.” This qualitative study suggests that digital “broadcast” technologies such as livestreaming can construct new forms of place-bound media events which intertwine “liveness” and “emplacement.” The article examines 97 Facebook Live videos uploaded during the May 2021 escalation of the Israeli–Palestinian conflict from varied sites of struggle and detects three main practices among live streamers: constructing “on-location” presence, performing sensuous place-making, and producing connectivity. It proposes the concept of “networked emplacement”: a combination of social media connectivity with streamers’ techniques of embodied presence that “emplaces” viewers in a rolling event with political significance.

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出席或分享：Facebook 直播视频中的安置和体现抗议


抗议者和政治活动家在冲突地区进行广播时经常使用现场视频，因为它让观众有一种“身临其境的感觉”。这项定性研究表明，直播等数字“广播”技术可以构建新形式的地方媒体活动，将“活力”和“安置”交织在一起。该文章研究了 2021 年 5 月以色列-巴勒斯坦冲突升级期间不同冲突地点上传的 97 个 Facebook Live 视频，并发现了直播者的三种主要做法：构建“现场”存在、进行感性的场所营造以及产生连接。它提出了“网络化安置”的概念：将社交媒体连接与流媒体的具体存在技术相结合，将观众“安置”在具有政治意义的滚动事件中。