Agendamelding

Shaw, Donald L.; Minooie, Milad; Aikat, Deb; Vargo, Chris J.

doi:10.3726/b15023

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“…One of the most established paradigms in media theory, agenda setting, pertains to the transfer of salience from the media to the public. Thereby, we assume that personal salience is transferable from an individual to an online community or public segment (Shaw, Minooie, Aikat, and Vargo, 2019). The current project attempts to identify new agendas that go beyond the sphere of civic or political agendas.…”

Section: The Pursuit Of Personal Saliencementioning

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You are the agenda: The pursuit of personal significance in social media contexts

2023

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This paper draws evidence from a national survey conducted in the Republic of Cyprus. Respondents provided evidence about their own self-promotion on social media while assessing other users’ personal salience online. Furthermore, they provided evidence about their own reactions toward other people’s personal salience. The study shows that respondents display affective, perceptional, as well as behavioral reactions toward other people’s online visibility. Demographic characteristics along with certain types of control variables are associated with individuals’ personal salience. Although transferring personal salience constitutes a segmented social media influence, this survey shows that it is recognized as a widespread objective and priority by ordinary individuals.

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Section: The Pursuit Of Personal Saliencementioning

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You are the agenda: The pursuit of personal significance in social media contexts

2023

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“…This article considers ordinary individuals, rather than public figures, who meld with other users in online communities while seeking some personal attention. This pursuit of personal salience can be explored as part of the spectrum of agenda-setting studies, most notably under the agenda-melding construct (Shaw et al, 2019). One might argue that social media users imitate celebrities and public figures, in general, to make themselves visible while seeking to be noticed and to be validated.…”

Section: Agenda Setting Agenda Melding and Agendaselfyingmentioning

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“…In a recent, comprehensive book on agenda melding, Shaw et al (2019) solidified this new capacity of ordinary users to meld with their online 'friends' while constructing their own communities 'based on mediated sources' (p. 4). While still preoccupied with the civic domain, agenda melding retained the transfer of salience at the core of its inquiries.…”

Section: Personal Saliencementioning

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Influencers and Their Salience: Public Perceptions of Individual Agendas on Instagram

Bantimaroudis

2023

Media Watch

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This article draws evidence from a national survey conducted in the Republic of Cyprus. Examining the influencer phenomenon, personal salience is scrutinised as the primary objective of ordinary social media users seeking to draw attention toward themselves. Respondents provided evidence about the types of content they desire in connection with influencers they follow on social media. Furthermore, they provided perceptional evidence about Instagram’s capacity to render individuals salient in social media communities. Finally, the study shows that demographic characteristics and certain types of personal content are associated with influencers’ personal salience.

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“…The evidence from scores of such public agenda-setting studies is mixed, but on the whole, it tends to support a positive correlation-and often a causal relationshipbetween media agendas and public agendas at the aggregate (or group) level, especially for relatively unobtrusive issues that do not directly impact the lives of the majority of the public, such as foreign policy and government scandal, and also for those people who have a high need for orientation (McCombs & Valenzuela, 2021;Perloff, 2022;Shaw et al, 2019).…”

Section: Agenda Settingmentioning

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Taking the Long View: The Role of Replication in Research

Weaver

2023

Journalism & Communication Monographs

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This essay argues for the importance of replication in journalism, media, and communication research, and illustrates how the author’s research and that of others has benefited from replication. It begins by citing several research methods books on the value of replication and then turns to the different kinds of research done by the author in the past half century and how these studies have benefited from replication. It ends by citing other prominent programs of communication and media research that have also used replication to increase knowledge of subjects such as the cultivation effects of television, the effects of movies and television on children, media uses and gratifications research, studies of television and social behavior, and research on journalism and communication education.

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Agendamelding

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You are the agenda: The pursuit of personal significance in social media contexts

You are the agenda: The pursuit of personal significance in social media contexts

Influencers and Their Salience: Public Perceptions of Individual Agendas on Instagram

Taking the Long View: The Role of Replication in Research

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