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The Agenda Setting Hypothesis in the New Media Environment Las Hipótesis De La Agenda Setting En El Nuevo Entorno Mediático
Methodological Challenges in the Transition Towards Online Audience Research
Two Concepts from Television Audience Research in Times Of
Reconciliation of Mainstream and Critical Approaches of Media Effects Studies?
The Audience Commodity in a Digital Age My Chapter
Audience Reception Studies: Audience Theory and Audience Research
The Changing Nature of Audiences
What's in a “Like”? Influence of News Audience Engagement
Television, Audiences and Cultural Studies
Critical Perspectives Within Audience Research
Part 1: Preliminaries
Taking Audience Research Into the Age of New Media: Old Problems
Syllabus MCTII Spr2012
An Active, Resistant Audience – but in Whose Interest? Online Discussions on Chinese TV Dramas As Maintaining Dominant Ideology
The Active Audience: Trivia, Exaggeration, Or Ideology
A Supply and Demand Framework for Youtube Politics
Prospects for Audience Reception Studies
Public Diplomacy: a Conceptual Framework
Top View
Media Audiences, Interpreters and Users
Media Audience Practices Beyond Living Memory: Modeling Theoretical and Methodological Issues
The Evolution of Audience in Composition Theories And
Active Audiences?: the Debate Progresses but It Is Far from Resolved
Audience 2.0?
British Cultural Studies, Active Audiences and the Status of Cultural Theory an Interview with David Morley
Political Economy and Cultural Studies Approaches to the Analysis
Digital Media for Participation & Praxis
May 22, 2017 Thomas Streeter Department of Sociology 31 So
University of Huddersfield Repository
Researching Media Reality: Using Experience and Theory to Explain How Media Make Our World
Sample Essay 2
Media and Participation to Irena for Her Brave Struggle Media and Participation a Site of Ideological-Democratic Struggle
Teaching Grounded Audiences: Burke's Identification in Social
The Evolution of Media Effects Theory: a Six-Stage Model of Cumulative Research
WHY DO PEOPLE SHARE FAKE NEWS? a SOCIOTECHNICAL MODEL of MEDIA EFFECTS Alice E