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Who Gets ‘To Guru’? Scientist TED Speakers and the Role of Collective Identity in Peer Evaluation of Audience Diversification
As producers diversify to additional audiences, they invite scrutiny of themselves and the products they provide, both by external evaluators as well as peer producers. We argue that in certain conditions, audience diversification may suggest producers represent their producer group, prompting speci
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