Mapping Digital Media Content

Angova, Stella; Tsankova, Svetla; Ossikovski, Martin; Nikolova, Milena; Valchanov, Ivan

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-20454-9_23

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“…Дигиталната среда е фактор за появата на редица нови медийни форми, описани според вида съдържание -текст, аудио и видео (Angova et al, 2019). В настоящия текст ще бъдат разгледани нови дигитални наративи от гледна точка на устройството, чрез което са предназначени да бъдат възприети от аудиторията.…”

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Smart Narratives for Smart Devices

Valchanov

2020

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The consumption of media content via mobile devices is growing fast and surpasses the typical until recently access to digital media via computer. This makes mobile devices the main technology used by the audience for receiving media content. The following text examines the tendencies and new practices for media narrative creation, meant to be used entirely via mobile devices. The research was conducted in two phases – analysis of the current situation regarding the use of mobile devices for accessing news content in Bulgarian and around the world; and case studies, describing new types of narrative that emerged because of the audience needs and the specifics of using smart devices for news.

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Valchanov

2020

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“…From 2000 to 2011, the total annual circulation of newspapers decreased by 15% although the readership retains stably at 36% of the population. [9] What also decreases is the number of advertisers, which signifies the success of tabloid newspapers in the competition to retain stable audience and revenue.…”

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“…Cable TV was no more popular since 2007 and was then replaced by satellite TV. [9] In short, newspaper and broadcasting media are witnessing decrease in revenue, which leads to the dangerous practice of looking for sponsors who make profit at the expense of media integrity.…”

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Media Self-regulation in Bulgaria

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2018

Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Education, Language, Art and Inter-Cultural Communication (ICELAIC 2018)

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This paper explores the milieu of the establishment of media self-regulatory system in Bulgaria. As one of the former Soviet satellite states, Bulgaria has been in the transformational period since 1989, with its political system from centralized one-party one to a democratic electoral one. So did the changes take place in the economic environment in which Bulgarian media operates. It is concluded that the fierce competition media market and the requirements exerted by European Union that bring about the adoption of Ethical Code of the Bulgarian Media and establishment of National Council for Journalism Ethics in Bulgaria. Hence, the Bulgaria media self-regulatory system is established as the internal and external demands. This paper aims at describing the process of the formation of the system in order to provide references for future studies on media self-regulation in transitional country.

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Mapping Digital Media Content

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Smart Narratives for Smart Devices

Media Self-regulation in Bulgaria

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