David Marshall
- Emeritus Professor, New Media, Communication and Cultural Studies, Deakin University
Professor Marshall is the world-leading scholar in the study of public personality systems which includes political, economic and cultural leadership and celebrity culture. Along with many articles and book chapters, Professor Marshall's books include Persona Studies: An Introduction (2020), Advertising and Promotional Cultures: Case Histories (Palgrave, 2018), Celebrity and Power (Minnesota, 2nd edition 2014), Celebrity Persona Pandemic (Minnesota, 2016), New Media Cultures (Oxford Arnold, 2004), Web Theory (2003) and Fame Games (Cambridge, 2000). His edited or co-edited books include A Companion to Celebrity (Blackwell-Wiley, 2016), Contemporary Publics (Palgrave, 2016), and The Celebrity Culture Reader (Routledge, 2006). His current research has focussed on the concept of persona and the now associated sub-field of Persona Studies which investigates the strategic construction of the public display of the self, both in its online forms and in other transforming contexts. His forthcoming research and publications include: the General Editor of the 6-volume Cultural History of Fame (for Bloomsbury Academic), the co-authored Roots Revisited: A Hometown Study, and the future book Emotion in Online Culture (McGill Queens University Press). His expertise has led to interviews published in many newspapers including the New York Times, Globe and Mail and the Sydney Morning Herald as well as appearances on other legacy media including the BBC, CNN, Fox News, the ABC and many other media and online outlets around the world.
Experience- 2009–present Professor and Personal Chair in New Media, Communication and Cultural Studies, Deakin University 2007–2009 Professor and Head of the School of Social Sciences and Communication, University of Wollongong 2001–2008 Professor and Department Chair in Communication Studies, Northeastern University 1993–2000 Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Screen Studies, University of Queensland
- 1993 McGill University, Ph. D. 1986 Simon Fraser University, MA 1981 University of Western Ontario, Hon. BA
- 2020 Persona Studies: An Introduction, Wiley Blackwell 2020 Celebrity, Politics and New Media: An Essay on the Implications of Pandemic Fame and Persona, International Journal of Politics, Culture and Society 2016 Political Persona 2016: An Introduction, Persona Studies 2016 Celebrity Persona Pandemic, University of Minnesota Press 2016 Contemporary Publics: Shifting Boundaries in New Media, Technology and Culture, Palgrave Macmillan 2016 A Companion To Celebrity, Wiley Blackwell 2015 Persona Studies: mapping the proliferation of the public self, Journalism. 15(2), pp. 153-170 2015 Understanding the emerging contemporary public intellectual: Online academic persona and the conversation, Media International Australia 2015 Monitoring Persona: mediatized identity and the edited public self,, Frame: Journal of Literary Studies. 28.1 May: 115-133 2014 Celebrity and Power: Fame in Contemporary Culture, University of Minnesota Press 2012 The Academic Online: Constructing Persona through the World Wide Web, First Monday. 17:9, 3 September 2010 The Specular Economy: Celebrity, two-way mirrors and the personalization of renown, Society. Vol. 47:6, November, pp. 498-502 2010 The promotion and presentation of the self: celebrity as marker of presentational media,, Celebrity Studies, Vol.1: 1, March, pp. 35-48 2006 The Celebrity Culture Reader, Routledege 2004 New Media Cultures, Hodder Arnold 2003 Web Theory, Routledge
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