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AUDIENCE FORMATIONS
by
James G. Webster
in
Applied sciences
/ Audiences
/ Broadcast media
/ Broadcasting
/ Broadcasting industry
/ Broadcasting stations
/ Business
/ Communication systems
/ Communications
/ Communications technology
/ Consumers
/ Digital communication systems
/ Engineering
/ Human populations
/ Hyperlinks
/ Hypertext
/ Industrial sectors
/ Industry
/ Internet
/ Journalism
/ Liberalism
/ Mass communication
/ Mass media
/ Network affiliates
/ News content
/ News media
/ Persons
/ Political ideologies
/ Political philosophy
/ Political science
/ Population studies
/ Service industries
/ Social media
/ Social sciences
/ Technology
/ Telecommunications
/ Television
/ Television broadcasting
/ Television networks
/ Television programs
/ Television viewers
/ World Wide Web
2014
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AUDIENCE FORMATIONS
by
James G. Webster
in
Applied sciences
/ Audiences
/ Broadcast media
/ Broadcasting
/ Broadcasting industry
/ Broadcasting stations
/ Business
/ Communication systems
/ Communications
/ Communications technology
/ Consumers
/ Digital communication systems
/ Engineering
/ Human populations
/ Hyperlinks
/ Hypertext
/ Industrial sectors
/ Industry
/ Internet
/ Journalism
/ Liberalism
/ Mass communication
/ Mass media
/ Network affiliates
/ News content
/ News media
/ Persons
/ Political ideologies
/ Political philosophy
/ Political science
/ Population studies
/ Service industries
/ Social media
/ Social sciences
/ Technology
/ Telecommunications
/ Television
/ Television broadcasting
/ Television networks
/ Television programs
/ Television viewers
/ World Wide Web
2014
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AUDIENCE FORMATIONS
by
James G. Webster
in
Applied sciences
/ Audiences
/ Broadcast media
/ Broadcasting
/ Broadcasting industry
/ Broadcasting stations
/ Business
/ Communication systems
/ Communications
/ Communications technology
/ Consumers
/ Digital communication systems
/ Engineering
/ Human populations
/ Hyperlinks
/ Hypertext
/ Industrial sectors
/ Industry
/ Internet
/ Journalism
/ Liberalism
/ Mass communication
/ Mass media
/ Network affiliates
/ News content
/ News media
/ Persons
/ Political ideologies
/ Political philosophy
/ Political science
/ Population studies
/ Service industries
/ Social media
/ Social sciences
/ Technology
/ Telecommunications
/ Television
/ Television broadcasting
/ Television networks
/ Television programs
/ Television viewers
/ World Wide Web
2014
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AUDIENCE FORMATIONS
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Overview
We’ve waded through a lot of material that suggests how audiences ought to behave. Users, the media, and the measures on which they both depend all play a role in how public attention takes shape. But there’s no consensus on what kind of audience formations will emerge from that combination of factors. Perhaps users, empowered with on-demand media platforms, will demonstrate clear-cut loyalties that effectively narrow their diet of media to a few favored offerings. But it could also be that the variable nature of our preferences leads to equally varied patterns of consumption. Perhaps digital media will encourage endless
Publisher
The MIT Press,MIT Press
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ISBN
9780262027861, 0262027860
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