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| Theme | Key Findings | Gaps | |-------|--------------|------| | | Napoli (2021) shows niche platforms attract “long‑tail” creators. | Limited empirical work on revenue outcomes. | | Creator Collaboration | Cunningham & Craig (2020) discuss “co‑creation” but not live‑session formats. | No systematic measurement of audience spill‑over effects. | | Brand Anonymity & Identity Masking | Marwick (2022) explores “pseudonymity” on Twitch. | No analysis of algorithmic stability benefits. | | Premium Visual Contracts | Kaur & Lee (2023) discuss “visual‑first” monetization on Instagram Reels. | No cross‑platform comparison. | brings something different to the table