Analyzing Network of Media Organization, Audiences, and ICTs Based on Actor Network Theory: The Case of IRIB

Salavatian, Siavash; Hesampour, Mohammad; Soltani, Tohid

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“…As a media organisation, the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB), as a media organization, operates in a highly competitive environment and needs to be innovative in processes and products (Karimi & Salavatian, 2018;Sharifi et al, 2019;Salavatian et al, 2020). The question raised here is how a TV network can collect employees' creativity at the corporate entrepreneurship level by motivating them to participate in the gamified knowledge sharing process.…”

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Knowledge as an organizational resource in media businesses has become increasingly important in a competitive environment. There is a growing interest in developing new techniques to enhance knowledge sharing between people, that is conducive to media entrepreneurs. One of the main barriers to knowledge sharing in communicating entrepreneurs is the lack of motivation which can be improved by using gamification. The aim of this research is to achieve a better understanding of the gamified knowledge sharing process to improve organizational entrepreneurship among TV employees. We conducted semi-structured interviews with 15 employees and managers of the IRIB organization. Qualitative analysis of the research data was conducted in three steps: transcribing data, coding and organizing categories. Most of IRIB’s employees inspired by intrinsic motivations include status, power, learning, autonomy, and community. Security is the only and most critical extrinsic motivation in IRIB organization. Moreover, we have found four categories of user types, namely achiever, socializer, discoverer, and survivor. Our study identified the main motivators of media staff that create a sense of happiness and motivation to participate in organizational entrepreneurship via knowledge sharing. Finally, we offer new insights about the media employees’ user types in the gamified knowledge sharing system.

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The state of art and review on video streaming

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Nowadays, video streaming is very popular around the world, users use video streaming to watch online movies, education, and do office work. Video streaming is referred to as the transmission of video content, live or recorded from server/cloud to end-users. Video and music files are prearranged and transmitted in sequential packets of data so they can be streamed instantaneously, only the User required a high-speed network for access, and a subscription to streaming via an application. In this paper, we survey and analyze the previous development in video streaming such as 2D, and 3D video streaming, compression technologies, protocols for streaming, cloud video processing, 4K/8K, and challenges, and limitations and offer aspects of future development, which will help to provide quality of service of video streaming and increase the revenue for service providers.

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Perspective Chapter: Actor-Network Theory as an Organising Structure for Blockchain Adoption in Government

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Blockchain Applications - Transforming Industries, Enhancing Security, and Addressing Ethical Considerations

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Blockchain technology (BT) is a promising technology with compelling distributive and security capabilities for digitalising organisations and social systems. It is, however, often approached from a deterministic and technical perspective yet requires social, cultural and institutional changes as part of the process of adopting new technology in the context of the digital government sectors. This study uses actor-network theory (ANT) for its closely related hybrid middle, translation features, token passing through to network stability and interessement, as a lens to shape and understand the complexities surrounding the adoption and use of BT, particularly in the public sector organisations. Using the land registration system in Sudan as a case study, the findings show that ANT provides an adequate lens through which to examine the role of emergent distributive technologies such as BT in shaping social and organisational processes. ANT further contributes to a more holistic adoption of BT in public sector organisations. In the case study, the proposed blockchain guided by ANT simplified the complexity of land processes for registration, selling, buying and ownership, eventually replacing multiple processes with single transactions while at the same time embedding security and transparency.

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Analyzing Network of Media Organization, Audiences, and ICTs Based on Actor Network Theory: The Case of IRIB

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Entrepreneurial Use of Gamification for Knowledge Sharing inside Organization; A Public Service Media from Middle East

Entrepreneurial Use of Gamification for Knowledge Sharing inside Organization; A Public Service Media from Middle East

The state of art and review on video streaming

Perspective Chapter: Actor-Network Theory as an Organising Structure for Blockchain Adoption in Government

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