JOURNALISM IN THE ATTENTION ECONOMY: the relation between digital platforms and news organizations

Ramírez, Diego García

doi:10.25200/bjr.v17n1.2021.1332

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“…The condition is achieved by actively engaging the audience, enabling them to craft their own experiences, and expanding the interest of a broader viewership in the film. In the modern age of social media, the attention economy centers around the audience as a valuable asset, with the primary emphasis placed on how the audience perceives the material rather than the content itself (Ramirez, 2021;Smythe, 2006).…”

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Utilizing YouTube for The Local Film Culture Expansion

Suwarto,

Annisa,

Kulau

2023

JKM

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This article explore the role of YouTube in developing local film culture. The Covid-19 pandemic has disrupted various local short film festivals and screenings. Local filmmakers are trying to find alternative channels to show their short films via YouTube. Using the media industries studies perspective, this research offers two cases, Tilik and Loz Jogjakartoz, to study the role of YouTube for local film the promotion and distribution. Based on in-depth interviews, Ravacana Films and Kebon Ijo Studio implement specific strategies such as film upload timing, social media promotion and audience attention management so that their films trend on YouTube. This research reveals that YouTube can play an important role in connecting local filmmakers with audiences and the national film industry.

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Utilizing YouTube for The Local Film Culture Expansion

Suwarto,

Annisa,

Kulau

2023

JKM

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Innovación en el periodismo desde perfiles no periodísticos. Estudio comparado de cinco media labs iberoamericanos

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Una de las soluciones que muchos medios periodísticos adoptaron para adaptarse mejor a la disrupción digital fue la puesta en marcha de laboratorios de innovación. Este trabajo profundiza en el funcionamiento de los labs en medios en lengua española, así como en la importancia adquirida en los procesos de innovación por nuevos perfiles profesionales no periodísticos que se han incorporado a sus redacciones. Se desarrolla un estudio de caso múltiple que compara labs de cinco organizaciones periodísticas: RTVE y El País (España), El Colombiano (Colombia), La Diaria (Uruguay) y Ojo Público (Perú). A través del análisis de sus innovaciones y de entrevistas a sus responsables, los resultados evidencian la existencia de dos tipos de laboratorios: los concebidos para renovar los formatos narrativos de medios tradicionales y los que nacen en medios jóvenes, que innovan en cualquier punto de la empresa e interactúan con públicos objetivos para generar nuevos proyectos, a veces independientes de la labor periodística. En estos labs son mayoritarios los perfiles no periodísticos, que aportan el potencial tecnológico-visual de las nuevas narrativas, extraen el máximo partido a los datos generados en las plataformas digitales y orientan con más precisión los nuevos productos a las necesidades del mercado.

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The relationship between the most consumed digital media in Portugal and audience participation mechanisms

Sixto-García,

Duarte-Melo,

Andrade

2024

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IntroductionDigital journalism is well established in Portugal. However, the Portuguese public tend to opt for traditional media websites over those of a digital native nature. This research will confirm whether the reason for the national success of the former type of media is that their websites offer more participation mechanisms for the publics.MethodsBased on a qualitative methodology, an ad hoc methodological instrument was designed that allows for the evaluation of the ways in which audiences can interact with brands and content.Results and discussionThe results are highly surprising, since it is not possible to verify any type of relationship between preferred media and the number of audience participation mechanisms. Experts on a Delphi panel attribute media selection to the audiences’ interest in the stories covered and to the trust placed in the media.

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JOURNALISM IN THE ATTENTION ECONOMY: the relation between digital platforms and news organizations

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Utilizing YouTube for The Local Film Culture Expansion

Utilizing YouTube for The Local Film Culture Expansion

Innovación en el periodismo desde perfiles no periodísticos. Estudio comparado de cinco media labs iberoamericanos

The relationship between the most consumed digital media in Portugal and audience participation mechanisms

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