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From Flick to Flack

07.12.2010  |  1 Comment ››

From Flick to Flack: Increased emphasis on marketing by media entertainment corporations. By Matthew McAllister. This article examines the increased emphasis on advertising Corporate synergy, product placement, ...

Facebook as a Genre

05.05.2010  |  No Comments ››

Facebook as a Genre Facebook can be seen as a well-received addition to the increasingly digital, “real-time” culture in which we live As many Facebook users live ...

Behaviour-Making Theories

05.04.2010  |  No Comments ››

Models of Behaviour Making Stimulus message -->  Individual Receiver  --> Reaction Social categories perspective, which holds that there are groups in the social world who tend to ...

Minority Models in Advertisements

05.04.2010  |  No Comments ››

Author(s): Silvia Knobloch-Westerwick, Brendon Coats
Title: Minority Models in Advertisements in Magazines Popular with Minorities Source: Journalism and Mass Communication Quarterly. Volume: 83 Number: 3 Page(s): ...

History of Audience Studies

04.28.2010  |  No Comments ››

Introduction to Audience Studies Historically, audiences had to be present. i.e. in a speech The printing press and radio allowed for messages to be consumed by many ...

Encoding-Decoding Model

04.26.2010  |  No Comments ››

Encoding-Decoding Interpretation vs effects Not an either/or. We’re all affected by meaning. It’s just difficult to find them. The way in which we find these effects is by talking ...