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      • The media producers’ intended meaning also influences the audience’s interpretation. If the media message is straightforward, the audience is more likely to accept the intended meaning. However, if the message is ambiguous, the audience’s interpretation may vary.
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  2. Jun 2, 2020 · The implications of media practice research have more to do with relationships between media ritual, media meaning, and the role of interpretation (on the part of both the subjects of research and communication scholars themselves) as they do with debates over causality or audience studies.

    • C. W. Anderson
    • 2020
  3. This chapter presents a discussion of the audience or consumers of symbolic forms. It argues the underlying current debate about the audience and the effects of the media are debates, stemming from the Enlightenment, concerning the relationship between learning, identity formation, and action. What is at stake is the relation between individual ...

  4. Dec 13, 2023 · According to this understanding, the journalism-audience relationship is based on social exchange: media provide audiences with information and news; audiences offer attention and appreciation in return.

  5. Mar 10, 2024 · By grouping people together according to their background, behaviour and beliefs, companies can develop better marketing strategies to connect with their target audience. The following guides explore how audiences are defined and quantified.

  6. Sep 12, 2022 · Based on this critical review, I suggest a research framework outlined by a three-pronged proposition: (1) situating audiences of mediated development within their contradictory heterogeneity; (2) Moving beyond normative binaries and towards understanding the complexities and experiential variability of mediated development; and (3) studying aud...

  7. By illustrating how distinct variable sets contribute to different types of media outcomes, this dissertation lays the groundwork for a new "phase" of media effects experiments that accounts for audience interpretations in addition to message features, audience attributes, and audience states.