Falsches Spiel mit dem Sport. Zur Mediatisierung von Sportwetten und ihren nicht-intendierten Nebenfolgen

Möll, Gerd; Hitzler, Ronald

doi:10.1007/978-3-658-03664-5_8

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“…Second, media-related pioneer societies are ‘reflexive’ because they deal in a particular way with the unintended consequences of mediatisation (Beck, 1992; Grenz and Möll, 2014; Möll and Hitzler, 2014). This sense of mission is very much connected to their strong interest in shaping these unintended consequences, involving a form of ‘meta reflexivity’ (Archer, 2012: 206).…”

Section: Pioneer Communities As Collective Actors In Deep Mediatisationmentioning

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Pioneer communities: collective actors in deep mediatisation

Hepp

2016

Media, Culture & Society

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The aim of this article is to draw attention to the phenomenon of media-related pioneer communities. The maker, quantified-self and open data movements have made clear how much an analysis of such pioneer communities can contribute to our understanding of changes in media and communication, together with related social and cultural changes. Pioneer communities do not only possess a marked sense of mission; they also develop ideas of media-related change that can provide orientation for broader social discourses. Studying pioneer communities as intermediaries between the development and the appropriation of new media technologies permits us to grasp current mediatisation processes from the actor’s point of view without the need to first ascribe to them any unifying media logic. Pioneer communities are significant collective actors in the process of ‘deep mediatisation’ – the far-reaching entanglement of media technologies with the everyday practices of our social world.

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Section: Pioneer Communities As Collective Actors In Deep Mediatisationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Pioneer communities: collective actors in deep mediatisation

Hepp

2016

Media, Culture & Society

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“…This is especially the case as regards 'mediatization waves,' that is, moments of qualitatively intense media change, for example when a certain digital media technology is appropriated in a certain context for the first time. In 'situations' like these in particular, we can describe the 'inertia' of a certain context, the various 'consequences' of mediatization and moments of 'de-mediatization' (Grenz and Möll, 2014;Möll and Hitzler, 2014).…”

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Mediatization: theorizing the interplay between media, culture and society

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Lundby

2015

Media, Culture & Society

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In response to Deacon and Stanyer's article 'Mediatization: Key Concept or Conceptual Bandwagon?', we argue that they build their criticism on a simplified methodology. They mistake a media-centered approach for a media-centric one, and they do not capture how mediatization research engages with the complex relationship between changes in media and communication on the one hand and changes in various fields of culture and society on the other. We conclude that the emergence of the concept of mediatization is part of a paradigmatic shift within media and communication research.

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Zurück zu den wirklich wichtigen Dingen – Blocking-Apps als milde Lösungen für problematisierte Mediatisierungstendenzen

Kirschner¹

2016

De-Mediatisierung

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Falsches Spiel mit dem Sport. Zur Mediatisierung von Sportwetten und ihren nicht-intendierten Nebenfolgen

Cited by 6 publications

References 10 publications

Pioneer communities: collective actors in deep mediatisation

Pioneer communities: collective actors in deep mediatisation

Mediatization: theorizing the interplay between media, culture and society

Zurück zu den wirklich wichtigen Dingen – Blocking-Apps als milde Lösungen für problematisierte Mediatisierungstendenzen

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