Feminist Activism and Digital Networks; Prologue; Contents; List of Figures; 1 Introduction: Conceptualising Feminist Activism and Digital Networks; Digital Feminism?; Embodiment, Labour and Practice; Materiality and Representation; Biodigital Vulnerability; A More Philosophical Discussion: Posthumanist Performativity; Notes on Methods; Itinerary; Notes; Bibliography; 2 Women's Organisations and the Social Imaginary of Networked Feminism: Digital and Networked by Default?; Digital Engagement, Cyberfeminism and Computational Narratives

Versions of Contemporary Feminism and Network Imaginaries: Changing Organal Practices and Making Sense of Digital Media'A building with women through its veins'; Catching Up with Technologies and Changing Organal Routines; 'That's our own Facebook, we meet face-to-face': New Media Literacy and Offline Networking; Digital Sisterhood?; Material Constrains and the Struggle for Legitimacy; Questioning Networked by Default: Social Imaginary, Ideology and Digital Culture; Conclusion: Feminism Is the Politics of Connectivity and Affect; Notes; Bibliography

3 The Paradox of Feminism, Technology and Pornography: Value and Biopolitics in Digital CultureSex Wars and Pornography Debates; Post-porn, Posthumanism and Queer Negativity; I.K.U.; Artporn, Postporn and the Question of the Political; Selfie Feminism and Webcam Princesses; 'Porn 2.0' and Affective Labour; Nofauxx; Conclusion: From Exposure to Politics; Notes; Bibliography; 4 From Egg Donation to Fertility Apps: Feminist Knowledge Production and Reproductive Rights; Revisiting Biopolitics; Changing Regulations and Feminist Responses; Gender, Egg Scarcity and New Forms of Labour

Constructing Credibility and Connecting Local Struggles'Why is the commodification of my eggs so bad?' Representativeness, Choice and Responsibility; Digital Biopedagogy and the Quantified Self; Conclusion: Biopolitical Feminist Networks; Notes; Bibliography; 5 Space, Locality and Connectivity: The End of Identity Politics as We Know It?; A Sense of Place; Gay Pride, the 'Village' and Consumerism; The Political Potential of Commodification; Queer Mutiny Brighton as a Counterpublic: Queer Mutiny and Anti-capitalist Politics; Queer Metaculture and Queer Consumer Citizenship

'I'm not the kind of person who would put on my hood and fight the police…' Understandings of ActivismCreating References: The Pedagogical Aspects of Queer World-Making; Conclusion; Notes; Bibliography; 6 Epilogue: Looping Feminist Threads; Notes; Bibliography; Index