Essays about: "“Transnational audience”"
Showing result 6 - 10 of 12 essays containing the words “Transnational audience”.
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6. Chinese Digital Diasporic Media and The Shaping of Identity: The Case of UKzone
University essay from Lunds universitet/Centrum för öst- och sydöstasienstudierAbstract : The expansion of Chinese media’s global influence has attracted many attentions around the world. When scholars focus on describing how the state-owned media extend beyond borders to reach audience around the globe, the long-existed Chinese diasporic media overseas are lack of discussion. READ MORE
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7. Through the eyes of the 'Other' : Greenlanders' experiences in mediated spaces and places
University essay from Lunds universitet/Medie- och kommunikationsvetenskapAbstract : Greenlanders in Denmark are often overlooked in the spheres of the Danish society. One stereotypical image of the Greenlander has become ingrained to be almost commonsensical in its use in the Danish language and media. That is the Greenlander as the loser in Danish society, someone who is either drunk, homeless, or destitute. READ MORE
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8. Truth and Trust : How Audiences are Making Sense of Fake News
University essay from Lunds universitet/Medie- och kommunikationsvetenskapAbstract : This thesis explores the relationship between news media and trust from the perspective of the individual audience member using the term “fake news” to do so. This thesis set out to understand how audiences were engaging with and defining the term “fake news” in our contemporary media environment and if and how this was affecting their overall engagement with news media. READ MORE
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9. Podcasting the brand Sweden : How Radio Sweden International appropriates the logics of Nation Branding to present its information in a convergent, globalizing and networked society
University essay from Uppsala universitet/Medier och kommunikationAbstract : The advent and massification of the ICTs and the widespread use of internet have transformed the way in which traditional media such as ratio and television communicate with the audience, not only because of the technological shift itself, but because of the convergence culture undergoing as a result of the new relationships taking place online. Particularly, we wonder how the news’ organizations based in traditional media are adapting to these changes. READ MORE
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10. Living with Cosmopolitan : An Empirical News Audience Study of Transnational Young Professionals and Their Multiple Mobilities
University essay from Medier och kommunikationAbstract : With a general concern for the role played by media and communication in individuals’ mobility in a world where national borders are dissolving and people’s lives are becoming increasingly mediated, this empirical study sought to investigate a group of transnational young professionals’ daily news consumption and their mobile life experiences by conducting face-to-face interviews with target individuals in both Thailand and Sweden, and combining the results with an analysis from a theoretical perspective enlightened by cosmopolitanism and cultural capital. The study identified a set of distinctive news consumption tastes and multiple mobilities possessed by the interviewees. READ MORE
