Digital technology and the future of broadcasting: Global perspectives / John V. Pavlik, editor
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TextSeries: Electronic media research seriesPublication details: New York : Routledge, 2016Description: xix, 230 p. ; 24 cmISBN: - 9781138891227
- Digital technology and the future of broadcasting
- HF 8689 D53 2016
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SPU Library, Chonburi campus | General Books (ENGLISH) | Floor 3: General Shelves (FOREIGN LANGUAGE) | HF 8689 D53 2016 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | B008777 |
Motivations for viewers using social media during the olympic games: Implications for future of sports broadcasting page 3-30 - - Double vision: An eye-tracking analysis of visual attention between television and second screens page 31-44 - -Twitter and television: Broadcast ratings in the web 2.0 Era page 45-62 - - Broadcast and new media use in China: Findings from a national survey page 63-75 - - Sensational pictures: An analysis of visual structure on five transnational arab news channels page 76-93 - - Telepresence and immersion with ultra-high-definition digital displays: Background and future directions for research page 94-108
The future of television: An arab perspective page 109-123 - - Tourism as a mediated practice in a global media context: The gaze of female Korean tourists to New York city and the meaning of their practices page 124-142 - - Assessing the role audience plays in digital broadcasting today and tomorrow page 143-156 - - Confronting the central paradox of media studies: The network society, digital technologies, and the future of media research page 157-178 - - Connecting in the scandalverse: The power of social media and parasocial relationships page 179-193 - - The legacy of Dr. horrible: Potential research into second-screen intrusion, coordination, and influence page 194-201 - - Changing paradigm page 202-203 - - Immersion: Implications of wearable technologies for the future of broadcasting page 204-218
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