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| Theme | Key Contributions | Gaps | |-------|-------------------|------| | | Abidin (2018) – “Instafame” and the labour of self‑branding; Senft (2020) – platform‑mediated micro‑entrepreneurship. | Limited focus on religious dress as labour commodity. | | Hijab, Identity, and Media | Khan (2019) – hijab as visual marker of piety and empowerment; Al‑Mubarak (2021) – hijab in Malaysian advertising. | Scant analysis of hijab in user‑generated short‑form video. | | Gender & Commodification | McRobbie (2009) – post‑feminist media culture; Banet-Weiser (2018) – “brand‑feminism.” | Few studies on Muslim women’s participation in brand‑driven digital content in Southeast Asia. | | Platform Governance | Gillespie (2018) – content moderation as infrastructure; Cunningham & Craig (2022) – platform policy impacts on creator economies. | Little research on Indonesian/Malay‑language platforms such as INDO18. | The rise of hijabers has had a profound
The term is typically found on third-party adult hosting sites and forums. It breaks down into several key marketing components: | Limited focus on religious dress as labour commodity
