2018
DOI: 10.15448/1980-3729.2018.1.26901
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Estudos da exposição às mensagens publicitárias: usos e gratificações

Abstract: This article presents a literature review from empirical studies developed on selective attention to propagandistic messages. The aim of the text is to present the motivations for exposure to the messages that today are characterized by their irrelevance and impertinence, especially in a technological environment that makes them intrusive: -reason why are generally ignored by their audience. Here I present the main contributions of the studies focused on the consumption of advertising messages. As result, four… Show more

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“…Compared to the findings of studies that are dedicated to other genres of media content such as telenovelas (FERREIRA, 2015), advertising (FERREIRA, 2018), and diverse platforms such as new and old, that is, digital and analog platforms (FERREIRA; SPAIN, 2019), the reasons found are very similar. This indicates to us that, rather than looking at the media material in a biased way, we should dedicate ourselves to understanding the consumption process from the perspective of its receiver.…”
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confidence: 63%
“…Compared to the findings of studies that are dedicated to other genres of media content such as telenovelas (FERREIRA, 2015), advertising (FERREIRA, 2018), and diverse platforms such as new and old, that is, digital and analog platforms (FERREIRA; SPAIN, 2019), the reasons found are very similar. This indicates to us that, rather than looking at the media material in a biased way, we should dedicate ourselves to understanding the consumption process from the perspective of its receiver.…”
Section: /18mentioning
confidence: 63%