WhatsApp as a Tool for Participation on Spanish Radio: A Preliminary Study of the Program<i>Las Mañanas</i>on RNE

Silva, Flávia Gomes-Franco e; Colussi, Juliana; Rocha, Paula Melani

doi:10.1080/19376529.2017.1370712

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“…Our findings show that most listeners do not extensively engage in sharing or posting comments to audio segments, and listeners only share segments in which they have a high level of interest. These findings contrast with other earlier research that found that the new form of radio increases listeners’ interactivity (Silva et al, 2018; Sinton, 2018). The limited sharing by Radio 103 FM listeners may be explained by the audio rather than the visual nature of the segments as studies have confirmed that sharing visual content on social network is the preferred and far more popular mode of sharing (Laor and Steinfeld, 2018).…”

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“…Online radio expands a station’s interactions with its listeners, who can now respond to broadcast content across multiple platforms and hear listeners’ feedback within minutes of delivery. Web 2.0 interactivity gives an immediate voice to an audience, one of the most important tasks of radio (Silva et al, 2018; Sinton, 2018). Furthermore, internet radio also adds a visual dimension to what has traditionally been a ‘blind’ medium for listeners who could only listen to the broadcasters.…”

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“…Online radio has radically transformed the definition and essence of the radio landscape (Ferguson and Greer, 2018; Silva et al, 2018; Sinton, 2018). On-demand consumption refers to consumption of a proliferation of content available for use wherever and whenever the consumer wishes, independent of programme transmission times (Bury and Li, 2015).…”

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This research is an investigation into changes in the radio listening habits of consumers who use on-demand radio. Findings indicate high daily listening rates to online on-demand radiophonic content as listeners are not dependent on schedules. Listeners proactively use the options offered by on-demand radio to satisfy listeners’ diverse needs, in line with the uses and gratifications theory. The diversity of online radio offerings encourages frequent consumption of more varied content. Findings indicate that radio’s entry into the new medium offers interactivity, demassification and asynchroneity, expands its distribution and helps it maintain its role as a relevant medium of influence.

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“…In this way, social networks enable radio to maintain an online community with all its characteristics [30,48], once again a powerful platform for development and exchange of opinions and public involvement in public discourse [27].…”

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"Hello, is There Anybody Who Reads Me?" Radio Programs and Popular Facebook Posts

Laor¹

2019

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“…Otros estudios se han enfocado en cambio en la perspectiva de los usuarios Colussi;Rocha, 2018;Masip et al, 2015;Salgado;Bobba, 2019;Da-Silva et al, 2017; Tur-Viñes; Rodríguez-Ferrándiz, 2014). Masip et al (2015) estudian el "menú digital de los cibernautas españoles" (p. 368) y encuentran que "la segunda actividad preferida en las redes sociales es acceder a noticias de actualidad" (p. 368).…”

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Redes sociales en Iberoamérica. Artículo de revisión

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2020

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ResumenEste trabajo presenta un análisis de la bibliografía existente sobre redes sociales en Iberoamérica, con el objetivo de organizar las principales temáticas cubiertas, relevar sus hallazgos, y proponer caminos futuros de investigación. Las cuatro áreas temáticas que se destacan son: comunicación política y gobierno electrónico; periodismo y medios tradicionales; grupos sociales (incluyendo adolescentes y jóvenes, marginados, mujeres, empresarios e influencers, estudiantes, y adultos mayores) y áreas de uso (comercio, turismo, educación, salud, comunicación profesional); y participación política y cívica. Revisamos la bibliografía desde la perspectiva de las plataformas (Twitter, Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, YouTube, y Snapchat) y desde las regiones geográficas y países que componen Iberoamérica, para observar similitudes y diferencias. Concluimos con la mención y el análisis de los dos patrones más sobresalientes de las investigaciones: 1) tendencia a esperar por parte de las redes un potencial transformador que no necesariamente se comprueba, sobre todo para el caso de la comunicación política y el periodismo; 2) capacidad transformadora de las redes para sus aplicaciones en las áreas turismo, educación y salud, donde los medios tradicionales no se han caracterizado por tener un rol destacado. Finalmente, proponemos algunos caminos para estudios futuros, entre ellos la realización de trabajos comparativos, la incorporación de miradas relacionales en el tratamiento de las redes, la suma de metodologías mixtas, experimentales y computacionales, y la consideración, desde el diseño de investigación, de la aceleración del cambio tecnológico y de la necesidad de generar preguntas y conceptualizaciones capaces de sobrevivir al paso del tiempo. AbstractThis paper presents an analysis of the existing literature on social networks in Ibero-America, with the objective of organizing the main topics covered, highlighting findings, and proposing future research paths. The four thematic areas that stand out are political communication and electronic government; journalism and traditional media; social groups (including adolescents and young people, those marginalized, women, entrepreneurs and influencers, students, and older adults) and areas of use (including commerce, tourism, education, health, professional communication); and political and civic participation. In addition, we review the literature from the perspective of the platforms (Twitter, Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, YouTube, and Snapchat) and from the geographical regions and countries that make up Ibero-America, to observe similarities and differences. We conclude with the mention and analysis of the two most outstanding patterns of the studies examined: 1) a tendency to expect from the networks a transformative potential that is not necessarily proven, especially in the case of political communication and journalism; 2) transformative capacity El profesional de la información, 2020, v. 29, n. 1. eISSN: 1699-2407 2 of networks in the areas of tourism, ed...

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WhatsApp as a Tool for Participation on Spanish Radio: A Preliminary Study of the ProgramLas Mañanason RNE

Cited by 10 publications

References 7 publications

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Radio on demand: New habits of consuming radio content

"Hello, is There Anybody Who Reads Me?" Radio Programs and Popular Facebook Posts

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