2018
DOI: 10.15388/im.2018.83.12
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Audience Involvement in How Celebrities Communicate within Social Networks

Abstract: [straipsnis ir santrauka lietuvių kalba; santrauka anglų kalba] Teoretikų teigimu, šiuolaikinė visuomenė gyvena įžymybių kultūroje, kuri glaudžiai susijusi su medijų kultūra. Straipsnyje diskutuojama, kaip kinta auditorijos studijų dienotvarkė, kada įsigali įžymybių kultūra, o didžioji medijų turinio dalis yra susijusi su įžymybėmis. Socialinių tinklų įsigalėjimo eroje įžymybės taiko įvairius sekėjų pritraukimo ir angažavimo metodus, o įžymybės sekėjų skaičius bei pasiekiama auditorija gali būti didesnė … Show more

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“…Mainly American sources were citedscientific research, survey results, speeches of famous people, etc. They are complemented by interviews with Lithuanian researchers and prominent women reflecting expansion of celebrities' communication culture (Siudikiene, 2018). The other 19 articles of the Voluntary Childlessness sub-group consisted of readers' opinions, arguments for childlessness, specific experiences of personages (sterilization, abortions, etc.).…”
Section: Qualitative Content Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Mainly American sources were citedscientific research, survey results, speeches of famous people, etc. They are complemented by interviews with Lithuanian researchers and prominent women reflecting expansion of celebrities' communication culture (Siudikiene, 2018). The other 19 articles of the Voluntary Childlessness sub-group consisted of readers' opinions, arguments for childlessness, specific experiences of personages (sterilization, abortions, etc.).…”
Section: Qualitative Content Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%