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Netnocon25

Join us for an awesome experience and cutting-edge netnographic research discussion.

May 28-30, 2025  |   Kedge Business School, Marseille, FRANCE
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Netnocon25

Join us for an awesome experience and cutting-edge netnographic research discussion.

May 28-30, 2025  |   Kedge Business School, Marseille, FRANCE
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Upcoming Events

Netnocon

NETNOCON24

Netnocon25

May 28–30, 2025, Marseille, France
Netnocon25 aims to unite netnographers of all interests and experience levels to collectively explore futuristic themes at the digital frontiers of science and cultural understanding. Continuing last year’s emphasis on the field’s rising stars, Netnocon25 looks to them to carry the torch and invites all participants to envision our collective future. With rapid advancements in technology and research, the conference will focus not only on understanding how our diverse visions of the future shape our present but also on predicting how current trends will shape our tomorrow.

ANR webinar-5

ANR Webinar – 6 | Reviewing Netnographic Research

July 17th, 2025 at 9:00 am PST | 6:00 pm CET
Join us for our next webinar, “Reviewing Netnographic Research,” led by Prof. Robert Kozinets. We’ll cover the challenges of reviewing netnographic research, offer insights on how to evaluate different types of studies, and share tips for authors aiming to publish their netnographies.

Netnotalks

NetnoTalk pioneers a forum for scholars and practitioners to converge, exploring cutting-edge methodologies and trends in netnographic research. Through dynamic discussions and knowledge exchange, NetnoTalk fosters innovation and collaboration, propelling the field forward. It serves as a vital platform for disseminating insights and shaping the future of digital ethnography.

Netnotalks

Mythologized Counter-Futures and Self-Protective Consumption: A Netnography of Doomsday Preppers

 July 22, 2025 | 9:00 am PST | 6:00 pm CET

Unveiling the Hidden Costs of Play. Join Dr. Hunter Jones for a NetnoTalk series exploring how consumers engage in self-protective consumption in response to mythologized counter-futures. Discover how subtle societal anxieties manipulate consumer behavior and explore the ethical considerations surrounding preparedness in modern society.

 

Netnotalks

From Body Positivity and Beyond: Investigating Affective Aesthetic Atmospheres of Influencers

 September 18, 2025 | 9:00 am PST |  6:00 pm CET

Join Dr. Kelley Course Anderson for a NetnoTalk series diving into the affective aesthetic atmospheres cultivated by influencers. Learn how their subtle visual and emotional strategies sway consumer behavior and explore the ethical dimensions of online influence and its impact on body image.

 

Netnochat

We’re thrilled to invite you to NetnoChat, a 30-minute get-together designed to spark creativity, connection, and fun!

Netnotalks

NetnoChat – Moments of Doubt in the Field

 June 12, 2025 | 1:00 PM CEST | 4:30 PM IST | 8:30 PM ACST

Join us for an informal yet insightful chat where we’ll share tips, experiences, and collective wisdom in an interactive and playful environment. Expect engaging discussions, creative collaboration, and a chance to connect with fellow netnographers!

 

Past Events

Netnocon24

Channeling Leonardo da Vinci’s spirit, Netnocon 2024 propelled netnographers to explore the digital frontiers where science and culture converge, shaping a vision for our collective future. This forward-thinking conference paid homage to past, present, and future futurists while maintaining a sustainable and ethical footprint. Recognizing the rising stars of the field, Netnocon 2024 fostered dialogue amidst the rapid evolution of technology and research.  

The conference took place at Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore in Milan. It was chaired by Professor Robert V. Kozinets and co-chaired by Professors Ulrike Gretzel, Rossella Gambetti, Aleksej Heinze, Silvia Biraghi, and Angela A. Beccanulli.

Netnocon23

The goal of NETNOCON23 was to build bridges and supportive connections among the global community of netnographers. Although devoted to netnography, NETNOCON23 was open to significant contributions from all ethnographers studying social media or immersive technology, regardless of methodological inclination.

The inaugual Conference was held in Manchester at the University of Salford UK and was co-chaired by: Robert V. Kozinets, Ulrike Gretzel, Alex Fenton, Cristina Vasilica and Rossella Gambetti.