Virtuelle Gruppen: Begriff und Charakteristik

Thiedeke, Udo

doi:10.1007/978-3-322-80844-8_2

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“…Using internet marketing tools every niche can aggregate enough listeners to be able to allow a conversation. Every topic can be discussed and people listening to unpopular music can finally find other fans listening to the same music, enabling them to share thoughts and opinions with others [11,21,41]. This seems to be the reason why people involved in online music and preferring nonstars' music value communication possibilities such as chats and discussion boards so much.…”

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The impact of online music services on the demand for stars in the music industry

Volz

2006

Proceedings of the 15th International Conference on World Wide Web

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The music industry's business model is to produce stars. In order to do so, musicians producing music that fits into well defined clusters of factors explaining the demand of the majority of music consumers are disproportionately promoted. This leads to a limitation of available diversity and therefore of a limitation of the end user's benefit from listening to music. This paper analyses online music consumer's needs and preferences. These factors are used in order to explain the demand for stars and the impact of different online music services on promoting a more diverse music market.

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The impact of online music services on the demand for stars in the music industry

Volz

2006

Proceedings of the 15th International Conference on World Wide Web

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“…Or is it more a matter of interactions between people by means of computers? Besides interactivity, one also finds related concepts such as virtual groups and communities (Thiedeke, 2000), or virtual interactions (Heintz, 2000;Weisenbacher and Sutter, 1997). These new concepts must be examined in further discussions.…”

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Processes of inclusion in mass communication: A new perspective in media research

Sutter¹

2005

Communications

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Concepts of interaction theory play a central role in media research that deals with the relationship between media offerings and media reception.They cover the diverse activities of media users as well as the adaptation strategies utilized of mass communication. The first part of this article briefly describes where these broad and poorly defined concepts of interaction can be found in different areas of media research. One of the problems is deciding in which cases media communication can be analyzed using interaction models. Another problem is the lack of differentiation between how people deal with media offerings and how media offerings refer to their users. The second part of the article develops a new perspective in media research, which allows the aspects mentioned above to be assigned to processes of media socialization on the one hand, or to the inclusion by mass communication on the other hand. On this basis new research projects can be designed that represent a necessary addition to the established analysis of media reception and media socialization. This research focuses on processes of inclusion as they can be observed in mass communications, mainly in television. This new component of a sociological media theory demonstrates how mass communication itself is able to create an image of its addressees and, in this way, adapt to an anonymous public.

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“…In Anlehnung an Isermann (2004) arbeiten virtuelle Gruppen über zeitliche und räumliche Grenzen hinweg, mithilfe moderner Informations-und Kommunikationstechnologien ohne sich persönlich in einem realen Raum zu treffen. Die Kommunikation kann dabei synchron oder asynchron verlaufen (Thiedeke 2003…”

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Interaktionsprozesse zur Entscheidungsfindung in virtuellen und face-to-face Gruppen

Wolf¹

2013

Jahrbuch Der Berufs- Und Wirtschaftspädagogischen Forschung 2013

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Virtuelle Gruppen: Begriff und Charakteristik

Cited by 16 publications

References 12 publications

The impact of online music services on the demand for stars in the music industry

The impact of online music services on the demand for stars in the music industry

Processes of inclusion in mass communication: A new perspective in media research

Interaktionsprozesse zur Entscheidungsfindung in virtuellen und face-to-face Gruppen

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