Garry Crawford is a Senior Lecturer in Sociology (of Popular Culture) at the University of Salford. His teaching and research primarily focus upon audiences, fan cultures and the everyday uses of media technologies. He is the author of Consuming Sport (Routledge 2004), and the co-author of the second edition of Introducing Cultural Studies (2008, with B. Longhurst, G. Smith, G. Bagnall, and M. Osborn) and the Dictionary of Leisure Studies (forthcoming 2009, with T. Blackshaw). He is the review editor for the Sage/British Sociological Association (BSA) journal Cultural Sociology, an editorial board member of Sociological Review Online.Victoria K. Gosling is a Lecturer in… Sociology, also at the University of Salford. Her doctoral research (at University of Sheffield) focused on gender, urban regeneration and social exclusion, and she has published in this field, including papers in Urban Studies and Sociological Research Online . Victoria Gosling is the current editor of the British Sociological Association newsletter Network , she is an editorial board member for the journal Sociology and the former post-graduate forum convenor of the BSA. She is a reviewer for several international journals including Urban Studies.Ben Light is a Professor in the School of Media, Music and Performance at the University of Salford. His teaching and research focuses upon how people get different kinds of technologies to work for them on an everyday basis. His work has been published in journals such as Information Technology and People, New Technology, Work and Employment, the Journal of Information Technology and he has presented his work at meetings of associations such as; the Society for Social Studies of Science (4S), the European Association for the Study of Science and Technology , and the Association of Internet Research.