Audiences - television
How children's television networks in the United States have adapted to the changing digital habits of their young audiences: A comparative analysis between the Disney Channel and Nickelodeon
... How children's television networks in the United States have adapted to the changing digital habits of their young audiences: a comparative analysis between the Disney Channel and [r] ...
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Audiences and interpretations
... and audiences to echo the concerns of a number of researchers in arguing that there is no theoretical basis by which to identify this preferred ...because television meanings are confused, contradictory, or ...
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Subtitling brazilian telenovelas for portuguese deaf audiences : an action research project
... The different actions that were carried out to get an understanding of the preliminary norms (Toury 1995) for SDH in Portugal served the double purpose of allowing for a comprehensive description of the situation and for ...
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Young audiences and fans of celebrities in Portugal
... celebrity television programs, «because of her circle of friends, because otherwise I would run out of subjects to talk with them and so it’s better… I don’t really care much but I watch ...at television ...
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Serialized participatory culture: the digital transformation of youth audiences
... transforming audiences and media ...for television series as much of the attention from the industry and the academy is drawn by music and cinema neglecting the effects on television ...of ...
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Competition and capabilities in British Television Production
... The „One BBC‟ programme had the general purpose of reversing what were seen to be the adverse effects of the internal market reforms, namely its excessive formality and rigidity. The objectives of „One BBC‟ were ...
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The presence of carnism on Portuguese television
... Portugal, television is central for the construction process of social reality, and its representations, regarding carnism, emphasizing cer- tain ideas and values over others; it presents a (culturally based) ...
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A performance analysis of television programs in Brazil
... The nonlinear media imposed many challenges for traditional media groups. Platforms such as Youtube and Netflix allow the consumer to watch movies and series at any time as much they want. Thus, the global media industry ...
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Young audiences and fans of celebrities in Portugal
... celebrity television programs, “because of her circle of friends, because otherwise I would run out of subjects to talk with them and so it’s better… I don’t really care much but I watch ...at television ...
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Commercialisation and Programming Strategies of European Public Television.
... the television market is linked to the growth of multinational groups, which try to maximise their profit by showing their productions in as many windows as ...larger audiences (Thussu, 1999: ...
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Ethics and Indian Television Content Portrayals: A Critical Study
... Ethics in communication approaches by the electronic media about its content on air are a heated debate in India today. The contents, their treatment and the timings or the ways in which they are broadcast are in dubious ...
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Discussing quality: critical vocabularies and popular television drama
... creating television drama which recognises 'that the editing and organisation of reality is a genuine skill' ...educating audiences about the modern world, a remit which could fit Kat's abuse alongside the ...
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The food chain of YouTubers: engaging audiences with formats and genres
... example, television news was found to satisfy ritualised purposes, such as passing time or relaxation, and instrumental purposes, such as becoming informed (Rubin & Perse, ...while television ...
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Media, gender and the past: qualitative approaches to broadcast audiences and memories
... of television products, women are not always closer to other women when it comes to address media objects, neither are men; instead, men and women with similar family trajectories were closer to each other, in ...
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Journalistic Television Coverage of Immigration in Portugal: 2003-2006
... of audiences, once overstepped the principle of causal relation between the Media and public agendas (McCombs and Shaw, 1972), subsists the idea that there is a thematic hierarchy (Park, 1940) proposed by the ...
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Irish Film and Television -2012-
... $ & thus departs significantly from the types of concerns and debates that surrounded the original Brian Murphy case, which focused predominantly on the causes and nature of young male violence. Indeed, ...
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Television reshaped by big data
... provide television content, going “over” or by-passing the traditional cable, satellite and terrestrial TV services (Lotz, ...OTT television, referring to a ser- vice that allows users to access a large ...
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Traditional television, millennials and binge-watching - from television viewer to digital user
... rising, television will have to adapt to this new reality and be quite creative to keep young people interested in its ...other audiences beyond those who sit in front of their TV and, regardless of whether ...
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Power and gender relations in brazilian television interviews
... Brazilian television, but those programmes are of differentiated importance and prestige, which are measured on the scale of how widely the programmes are ...
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Recommendation system for modern television
... 1. Implicit Feedback Generally recommendation systems use the user preferences over items to calculate recommendations. For example, a service might ask the user to rate books in order to have data on user preferences. ...
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