Search results for "uusmedia"

Talousjournalismi verkossa : Alma Median, SanomaWSOY:n ja Talentumin taloustietopalvelujen sisältö internetissä

2001

Celebrity practice in networked media : a case study of Lady Gaga and Twitter

2014

Tutkielman tarkoitus oli selvittää, millä tavoin poplaulaja Lady Gaga käyttää yhteisö- ja mikroblogipalvelu Twitteriä aktiiviseen julkisuuden harjoittamiseen. Aineisto koostui 207 Lady Gagan julkaisemasta tweetistä eli mikroblogimerkinnästä, jotka kerättiin Twitteristä valitsemalla satunnainen kahden kuukauden mittainen ajanjakso, joka oli tässä tapauksessa marras-joulukuu 2012. Tutkielman tavoite oli tutkia, mihin tarkoituksiin Lady Gaga käyttää Twitteriä, eli mitä eri funktioita hänen julkisuuden harjoittamisensa toteuttaa. Toisena tavoitteena oli selvittää, millaisia keinoja Lady Gaga käyttää näiden funktioiden toteuttamisessa, ja mitkä ovat hänelle tyypillisiä piirteitä julkisuuden harj…

Authorship vs. Assemblage in Digital Media

2021

This chapter outlines an approach to complement current analyses on agencies of storytelling in digital environments. As our everyday life and meaning-making are increasingly entangled with digital platforms such as those of social media services, ways to critically examine digital media as an environment in literary theory are urgently needed – something that the existing analyses have mostly ignored. The particular point of contention in this chapter is the concept of authorship which has gone hand in hand with the understanding of authoring as a work of distinct agents, as it fails to acknowledge the ways in which human agency is entangled with more-than-human actors within digital envir…

Sociodemographic Correlates of Parental Co-Participation in Digital Media Use and Physical Play of Preschool-Age Children

2021

Young children’s digital media use and physical activity have gained attention in recent research. Parental co-participation has a major impact on children’s health consequences. This study addressed a gap in the research by investigating daily parental co-participation in children’s digital media use and physical play, using the family ecological model theoretical framework. The participants in this nationally representative cross-sectional study were 2512 Finnish parents with two- to six-year-old children. Parents completed a questionnaire. Sociodemographic correlates of co-participation and of the awareness of guidelines regarding co-participation and correlation between co-participation…

Customer relationship management: The evolving role of customer data

2013

Purpose – Customer relationship management (CRM) developed a separate identity as a result of companies utilising customer data in managing customer relationships. In this evolution, CRM became a heavily company-oriented construct: customer data were used instrumentally to serve companies’ purposes. However, as companies increasingly shift attention from selling products to serving customers, traditional CRM activities, such as segmentation and cross-selling, may prove inappropriate owing to their inherent orientation towards selling more products to customers. The perspective on customer data usage needs to better address the strategic goal of serving customers. Consequently, the purpose …

Warm experts for elderly users : who are they and what do they do?

2018

This paper examines “warm experts”—that is, nonprofessional persons who help inexperienced users come to terms with digital devices—and their significance for the use of digital media in everyday life by elderly Swedes. We analyze data from a national survey (N = 1264) and from qualitative, semistructured interviews with 18 elderly Swedes (aged 65+). Our data reveal that the warm expert usually is a closelyrelated person, often a child or grandchild, who is strongly involved in nearly every stage of technology domestication, from appropriation (i.e., identifying the need, buying the item, and installing and adjusting it) to incorporation (i.e., choosing and downloading suitable apps, teachi…

Digital media in blended coaching : interaction and distance presence in adult education

2011

In this study were studied the dimensions and advantages of the digital media in the adult education and distance presence. The point of view and limiting of the study was coaching and the significance of face-to-face interaction in it. The study was partly based on my three earlier reports about the digital media in the direction of teaching training. Main question of the three reports was would the digital media supply some new dimensions and benefits for teaching training guidance? It was seen, in the reports, as the biggest disadvantage that the distance presence is not a genuine situation because there is lack of (quick) interactivity. The need for a flexible two-way communication chan…

Kun brändistä tulee media : miksi brändijournalismia kulutetaan ja kuinka sen sisällöt koetaan?

2015

Perinteisen mainonnan menettäessä tehoaan organisaatiot ovat keskittyneet omaan sisällöntuotantoonsa, ja monet brändit ovat muuttuneet mediasisältöjen tuottajiksi ja julkaisijoiksi. Nämä brändijournalismin kaltaiset mainonnan uudet muodot ja journalistiset brändisisällöt ovat puhututtaneet journalismin, viestinnän ja markkinoinnin ammattilaisia, mutta ala vaatii tutkimustietoa toiminnan tueksi. Tämän tutkimuksen tavoitteena oli luoda ymmärrystä brändijournalismin ilmiöstä kuluttajan näkökulmasta selvittämällä, mihin tarpeisiin sisältöjä kulutetaan, miten sisällöt koetaan ja mitkä tekijät vaikuttavat sisältöjen kokemiseen ja niihin suhtautumiseen. Tavoittee…

Short films : dispersive effects of clip thinking

2013

The New Media have a vast influence on human mind and its cognitive functions. Clip thinking is a state of perception, knowledge and, therefore, consciousness that is formed by the perceptual patterns based on deconstruction of narratives. Practically, the main symptoms of clip thinking are the following: the lack of concentration while dealing with narratives, the incline to multitask work and random access to the information as well as an urge for immediate answers and the frustration if such an answer is impossible to get. Clip thinking is based on the database logic as an opposite to narrative. The present thesis discusses the clip thinking in terms of New Media theory of Lev Manovich a…

Pioneers as Peers : How Entrepreneurial Journalists Imagine the Futures of Journalism

2021

The article investigates the futures of journalism that pioneering entrepreneurial journalists anticipate. This comprises the different imaginaries that journalists employ to make sense of journalism’s present potentials, anticipate its possible futures, and inform their decision-making. By analysing semi-structured interviews with Finnish entrepreneurial journalists, the article identifies a peer-to-peer imaginary on which the interviewees draw and construct to anticipate the potential futures of journalism. In this peer-to-peer imaginary, journalism is produced in journalists’ and audiences’ peer networks of affinity and shared interests. The imaginary promises elevated audience engagemen…