2009
DOI: 10.5817/soc2009-2-55
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Online komunity v České republice: Analýza členů a jejich sociálního kontextu

Abstract: The article deals with the subject of members of various online communities in the Czech Republic. The aim of this study was to discover differences between community participants and non-participants in various characteristics. We analyzed a representative sample of the Czech population. The data for the analysis were collected during face-to-face interviews conducted under the auspices of the World Internet Project: Czech Republic 2007. The whole sample consisted of 1586 respondents aged 12 and up, out of wh… Show more

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“…In Brno, representatives of a broad network of local music and dance scenes including not just EDM but also hip-hop, ska and other music genres have been organizing Protest Fest, a large-scale counterculture festival with a street parade since 2003. The event was a pointed response to the local military trade fair (Veselá 2010). Although positioned rather marginally in Czech mainstream politics, these activities received significant yet predominantly negative media coverage and became important references for many young Czechs regardless of their political sympathies.…”
Section: Parties On Fields and In The Streetsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Brno, representatives of a broad network of local music and dance scenes including not just EDM but also hip-hop, ska and other music genres have been organizing Protest Fest, a large-scale counterculture festival with a street parade since 2003. The event was a pointed response to the local military trade fair (Veselá 2010). Although positioned rather marginally in Czech mainstream politics, these activities received significant yet predominantly negative media coverage and became important references for many young Czechs regardless of their political sympathies.…”
Section: Parties On Fields and In The Streetsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Roste přitom především díky mladé generaci (viz také Frič, Pospíšilová 2010). To je zajímavé zjištění z hlediska komunitní teorie, podle které mladí lidé dávají přednost účasti spíše na aktivitách spojovaný s nelokálními symbolickými komunitami 11 (Wellmann 2001;Veselá, Šmahel 2009). Rostoucí obliba takto tráveného volného času spojeného často s dobrovolnickou činností tak může odkazovat na růst postmaterialistických hodnot a s nimi související snahu o tzv.…”
Section: Diskuze a Závěryunclassified