Multimedia Strategies for FM Radio Stations in Moscow

Вартанова, Е.Л.; Makeenko, Mikhail; Vyrkovsky, Andrei

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“…As many of the new issues involving social activity and interaction around films must be addressed in a media-specific manner, we argue there is a need to renew film as a social object and bring into view aggregate levels of online sociality that are world film-centred (Marie et al, 2011; Naaman, 2010). As result, we sustain that researchers need to forge their identity between academics and entrepreneurs and design an interactive system, or a social content network, that brings world films and film lovers in the same space, and offer a different avenue for film research in the social multimedia domain (Bernestein et al, 2011; Naaman, 2010; NextMedia, 2010; Vartanova et al, 2013). Researchers could, for example, use social multimedia technologies to enable more powerful social interactions, extract new explicit and implicit metadata and use complex behavioural data to understand, for example, the user’s tastes or even study the social dynamics within the film community (see Gubbins, 2014; Kaldoudi et al, 2011; Konstantinidis, Fernandez-Luque, Bamidis & Karlsen, 2013; Naaman, 2010; Tian et al, 2010) because only by engaging with consumers within these new structures of content researchers can learn and tell about their dynamics of consumption and interaction.…”

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“…While it is not easy to discern them (Hanna, Rohm & Crittenden, 2011), these media platforms are taking advantage of a series of radical innovations generated by the progressive process of convergence involving the audiovisual, informatics and telecommunication industries. These latter’s combination led to the development of a new variety of media platforms that, besides online video, offer simultaneously multimodal data in one stand-alone platform (MCcann Report, 2009; Pagani, 2008; Sang, 2014; Vartanova, Makeenko & Vyrkovsky, 2013).…”

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Social Multimedia Computing: An Emerging Area of Research and Business for Films

Governo

Teixeira

Brochado

2017

Journal of Creative Communications

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We survey and analyze the relationship between ‘social media’ landscape and the ‘over-the-top’ film industry and provide a new market overview of how distinctive media platforms are leveraging each other features as part of their business model. With an elevated penetration of mass-market over the top (OTT) services and coexistence of several business models and value chains that need to be proven, our findings suggest that new entrants, to stand apart, will have to experiment new business models and with multimedia integration of content and services; and, unless they establish new niche services to communities of interest it will be difficult for them to differentiate their offerings and survive. Developing a social content network that connects people socially through films can offer media entrepreneurs and the ‘world film’ industry with a stable business model and a new window of opportunity in their competition for market share. By clarifying the boundaries and affordances of distinct OTT and social media platforms, the present research sustains that coupling video streaming and social networking is the future. It further bears that social multimedia computing should be used to capture and leverage the social activity and interaction of users in order to understand the drivers and trends in the film industry. Finally, it provides a direction for online world films.

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Social Multimedia Computing: An Emerging Area of Research and Business for Films

Governo

Teixeira

Brochado

2017

Journal of Creative Communications

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“…Russian-language Kommersant (1989) and Rossiiskaya Gazeta (1990) and English-language The Moscow Times (1992). Vartanova (2019) counts both Kommersant and Rossiiskaya Gazeta to the broadsheets or 'quality newspapers' in contrast to the tabloids or 'mass newspapers'. Both newspapers are 'central' newspapers that can be received all over Russia.…”

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Strategic Comrades? Russian and Chinese Media Representations of NATO

Lams¹,

Smaele

Coninck

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Europe-Asia Studies

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This article analyses perceptions of NATO in Chinese and Russian press narratives. China and Russia are often mentioned together as they share a common (geo)political position toward a perceived hegemonic West of which NATO is an evident part. We analysed frames constructing NATO at the time of the Warsaw NATO summit in 2016 as well as the underlying sources. Both countries frame NATO foremost as an aggressive organisation stuck in Cold War confrontational world views while Russia and China are open for dialogue and cooperation. The main narrative that emerges, therefore, is the self-proclaimed moral superiority of Russia and China. relatively liberal democracies tend to be China and Russia, often mentioned in one breath, such as 'EU names China and Russia as top hackers' (Rettman 2018) or 'Is PM Michel willing to start an alliance with Russia and China?' (Holslag 2018). In the remarks by President Biden on America's place in the world, China and Russia are also the first countries mentioned in his resolve to fight 'advancing authoritarianism, including the growing ambitions of China to rival the United States and the determination of Russia to damage and disrupt our democracy' (Whitehouse 2021). In the NATO 2030 report, both China and Russia are identified as 'threats' (NATO Expert Group 2020). Surely, it is understood that both the Chinese and Russian authorities view the liberal democratic system as a threat and will spare no efforts to counter liberal hegemony. Based on this shared ideological position, articulated publicly and privately in Moscow and Beijing, Sino-Russian security (and economic) cooperation has broadened and deepened since the late 1990s (Owen 2020). However, this common position toward a perceived hegemonic Western enemy does not eliminate tensions between the neighbouring countries. China's 'One Belt, One Road' initiative does not tally easily with Russia's 'Eurasian Economic Community' and the Russian newspaper Nezavisimaya Gazeta reportedly criticised China's expansion of influence in Central Asia as a serious threat to Russian interests. 1 Against this background of growing international distrust and shared apprehension between Russia and China about the hegemonic potential of Western liberal order, the present article sets out to examine perceptions of the foreign Other, in particular NATO, in the Russian and Chinese news media. Given press accounts originating from liberal democracies often subject these two countries to similar criticism for their authoritarian governance style and anti-Western attitudes, it begs the question whether similarities in portrayal of the foreign Other, in this case NATO, can be found in the Russian and Chinese national media outlets. This study is original by comparing the NATO portrayal of two countries, Russia and China, that are identified as geopolitical threats by NATO. It deconstructs the frames around NATO as integral parts of the broader narratives. The study analyses the news articles' lexical choices and semantic fields in addition to laying ...

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“…3, pp. 462-471 ному сегменту радиорынка, изучая особенности современного вещания данного типа в России [5][6][7][8]. Нельзя не выделить большой комплексный межкафедральный проект «Структура работы российского радиожурналиста в цифровой среде», ориентированный на изучение процесса создания редакционного продукта информационно-разговорными московскими радиостанциями, осуществленный группой ученых факультета журналистики МГУ [9][10][11][12], говорящий об исследовательском интересе к теме радиовещания.…”

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Information Radio Stations Business FM, Vesti FM and Kommersant FM: a Comparative Analysis of the Morning Air

Bolotova

Syrkov

2020

Theoretical and Practical Issues of Journalism

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The article presents the results of the second stage of the research titled “Transformation of the content strategies of modern radio and television broadcasting in the digital environment” carried out by a research team of the Department of Television and Radio Broadcasting, Faculty of Journalism, Moscow State University. The authors analyze the content of the morning broadcast of all-news radio stations of Moscow FM band (Business FM, Vesti FM, and Kommersant FM) in the period of 2018.05.14 to 2018.05.20 chosen by the continuous sampling method. The comprehensive study required working out a questionnaire of 25 questions to analyze various parameters from air time, running time, and type of program to interactive communication with audience. The study shows that all the three radio stations demonstrate a stable broadcast schedule and strip programming. Business FM and Kommersant FM broadcast linearly in a continuous information stream. Vesti FM includes long analytical talk-programs with experts and guests interacting with the audience via SMS. The content-analysis of the three radio stations’ morning broadcast enables the authors to confirm a previously advanced thesis that Business FM and Kommersant FM fall into the category of all-news radio stations, whereas Vesti FM does not. The latter, despite its wide variety of interprogram and structural elements, is transforming its format into news talk.

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Multimedia Strategies for FM Radio Stations in Moscow

Cited by 5 publications

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Social Multimedia Computing: An Emerging Area of Research and Business for Films

Social Multimedia Computing: An Emerging Area of Research and Business for Films

Strategic Comrades? Russian and Chinese Media Representations of NATO

Information Radio Stations Business FM, Vesti FM and Kommersant FM: a Comparative Analysis of the Morning Air

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