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Review: 'Like, Follow, Subscribe' Examines the Hidden Costs of Family Influencer Culture
Fortesa Latifi's debut book investigates the monetization of children's lives online, from consent questions to invisible labor
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- Fortesa Latifi's debut book 'Like, Follow, Subscribe' is a must-read investigation into the family influencer industry, examining how parents monetize their children's lives online and raising urgent questions about consent, privacy, and the invisible labor behind picture-perfect content.
- The book traces the evolution from mid-2000s mommy bloggers to today's visual-first momfluencers, exploring the tradeoffs between financial opportunity and the loss of privacy for both parents and children.
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Fortesa Latifi's debut book 'Like, Follow, Subscribe' is a must-read investigation into the family influencer industry, examining how parents monetize their children's lives online and raising urgent questions about consent, privacy, and the invisible labor behind picture-perfect content. The book traces the evolution from mid-2000s mommy bloggers to today's visual-first momfluencers, exploring the tradeoffs between financial opportunity and the loss of privacy for both parents and children.
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