Female cultural workers' performance of expertise on social media: Competition or collaboration?
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Artists and writers find support and help from other creatives online through social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter. They share information, advice, and opportunities to help each other succeed. While they may compete for some of the same opportunities, many qualified people will help point others towards open opportunities. This mutual aid and support helps make individual creatives better at their craft through the shared knowledge of their online community.
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