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What's up with the internet?

CIRA
Content Creators
Youtube
Canada
Content Creation
Social Media
Algorithms
Instagram
Journalism
Online Culture
Edmonton

CIRA presents What’s up with the internet? an award-winning serial podcast delving into the good, the bad and ugly around one of the world’s greatest resources—the internet. If you’ve ever asked our titular question, this podcast is for you.

All episodes are hosted by Takara Small and produced by Kevin McAnena.

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Latest Episodes

What does it really take to turn content creation into a career? Host Takara Small sits down with content creator and entrepreneur Mallory Rowan (@malloryrowan) to explore the business behind the creator economy, from brand partnerships and monetizat... more

We pull back the curtain on the creator economy with two Canadians who turn travel tips and comedy into full-time work.  Edmonton travel YouTuber Aly Smalls (youtube.com/@alysmalls) and comedian-musician Anesti Danellis (www.anestidanelis.com... more

As more Canadians turn to creators for news and real-time updates, the way we decide who to trust is changing. In episode two, Toronto-based sisters Rebecca & Natalie Davey of Ceres Productions join us to explore how creators are reshaping the media ... more

The creator economy is blurring the lines between independent creators and traditional media and reshaping how we find things and who to trust. We’re unpacking how algorithms changed who gets seen, why creators can feel more authentic than establishe... more

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Aly Smalls
Travel and tourism creator based in Edmonton, Alberta
Self-employed/Business owner
Episode: The reality of being a Canadian content creator
Anesti Danellis
Comedian and creator who rose from a barista to content creator
Self-employed
Episode: The reality of being a Canadian content creator
Rebecca Davey
Co-founder of Ceres Productions, Toronto
Ceres Productions
Episode: How Canadian content creators are reshaping the media landscape
Natalie Davey
Co-founder of Ceres Productions, Toronto
Ceres Productions
Episode: How Canadian content creators are reshaping the media landscape
Sue Gardner
Journalist and commentator who used to run CBC Online
CBC/CBC Online
Episode: The rise of the creator economy in Canada

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The reality of being a Canadian content creator
Q: What platform do you use the most and why?
Aly explains a preference for Instagram due to higher engagement and the ability to connect with followers through stories, while acknowledging multi-platform cross-posting.
The rise of the creator economy in Canada
Q: Do you think content creators are replacing traditional media or are they filling gaps that radio/TV news haven't managed to fill?
She suggests creators have joined traditional media in practice, evolving into media executives who blend content with distribution, while traditional outlets face a shift in incentives and platforms.
The rise of the creator economy in Canada
Q: A lot has changed in a short amount of time. So I'm wondering if you can take us back to a time before creators. What did the media landscape look like before the content creators were used to and accustomed to now?
Gardner explains the era of mass media where a few spoke to many and gatekeepers determined what mattered; many people accepted this but it's been overturned by participatory platforms, though not without trade-offs.

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