used today and heard first ever by me: kiddult, fetishisation
Live blogging: Media Futures Conference 2008.
Kidult/ Kiddult (check it out): from the audience, in a question, during the opening session Q&A.
Fetishisation (see fetishise): used by Andrew Calcutt, during start of debate (What is media for today), and then used by debate partner Andrew Keen as part of the phrase the fetishisation of citizenship (i.e. being a citizen is an option, not a requirement).
Kidult/ Kiddult (check it out): from the audience, in a question, during the opening session Q&A.
Fetishisation (see fetishise): used by Andrew Calcutt, during start of debate (What is media for today), and then used by debate partner Andrew Keen as part of the phrase the fetishisation of citizenship (i.e. being a citizen is an option, not a requirement).
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