Add to ORKGBook chapter Routledge StudiesMany media are changing their production and distribution routines— especially through social networks—because of the increasing opportunities for audience participation in more and better ways which still are not optimised by media.Ciencias de la Comunicació
This introduction to the special issue on social media and television audience engagement sketches t...
The emergence of social media altered the relation between journalism and the public in digital medi...
In this chapter, we put forward the idea that media are cornerstone institutions in a knowledge soci...
There is a call for more analysis and case knowledge of how the media use the participatory architec...
Public involvement has the power to promote an active circulation of media content and can generate ...
In the new media and communications context audiences are more empowered than ever to make their voi...
In the current media ecosystem, television content is distributed through a variety of platforms (TD...
Participation has become fashionable again, but at the same time it has always played a crucial role...
This article discusses the many implications of participation in a cross-media scenario where action...
System of social communication is constantly evolving. The history of media shows that new technolog...
Media production and consumption are under a drastic change. The digitalization of content productio...
Audience participation, in any of its forms and names (public journalism, citizen journalism, partic...
Rapid and comprehensive development of the internet, the number, quality and diversity of informatio...
Within the framework of sociology of media the author explains the behavior of target audiences in t...
Four factors can be identified which change the media: economics, technology, law/regulation and cul...
This introduction to the special issue on social media and television audience engagement sketches t...
The emergence of social media altered the relation between journalism and the public in digital medi...
In this chapter, we put forward the idea that media are cornerstone institutions in a knowledge soci...
There is a call for more analysis and case knowledge of how the media use the participatory architec...
Public involvement has the power to promote an active circulation of media content and can generate ...
In the new media and communications context audiences are more empowered than ever to make their voi...
In the current media ecosystem, television content is distributed through a variety of platforms (TD...
Participation has become fashionable again, but at the same time it has always played a crucial role...
This article discusses the many implications of participation in a cross-media scenario where action...
System of social communication is constantly evolving. The history of media shows that new technolog...
Media production and consumption are under a drastic change. The digitalization of content productio...
Audience participation, in any of its forms and names (public journalism, citizen journalism, partic...
Rapid and comprehensive development of the internet, the number, quality and diversity of informatio...
Within the framework of sociology of media the author explains the behavior of target audiences in t...
Four factors can be identified which change the media: economics, technology, law/regulation and cul...
This introduction to the special issue on social media and television audience engagement sketches t...
The emergence of social media altered the relation between journalism and the public in digital medi...
In this chapter, we put forward the idea that media are cornerstone institutions in a knowledge soci...