Media entrepreneurship: a consensual definition

Khajeheian, Datis

doi:10.17230/ad-minister.30.5

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“…Owing to social changes, social media have gradually and over time become an important part of everyday life (Arbatani, Kawamorita, Ghanbary, & Ebrahimi, 2019;Capriotti, 2009;Ebrahimi, Hajmohammadi, & Khajeheian, 2019). Such media play an important role in influencing our culture, economy and overall vision towards the world (Ebrahimi, Ahmadi, Gholampour, & Alipour, 2019;Khajeheian, 2013;Khajeheian, 2017). People are increasingly using the media as a way to find out what is happening around them (Baskin, Aronoff, & Lattimore, 1997).…”

Section: Influence Of Social Network On the Economymentioning

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Social Networks, Exchange Rate Fluctuation, and Economic Growth: ARDL Approach

Ebrahimi

Alipour

Gholampour

et al. 2019

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This study aimed to investigate the effects of social network propaganda on exchange rate and also exchange rate fluctuations on Iran economic growth. This study uses annual data to analyse the long-run and short-run relationship between variables for the period of 1993–2018. Data were collected from the Central Bank of Iran. The autoregressive distributive lag (ARDL) method proposed by Pesaran, Shin, and Smith (2001) was used. The results of long-run analysis show that a 1% increase in negative propaganda of social media about the exchange rate leads to a 3.8% decline in long-run economic growth. Also, a 1% increase in exchange rate fluctuations results in a 3.5% decrease in economic growth. Research findings also indicate negative short-run impacts of social networks on the excitement of the foreign exchange market and, ultimately, on economic growth.

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Section: Influence Of Social Network On the Economymentioning

confidence: 99%

Social Networks, Exchange Rate Fluctuation, and Economic Growth: ARDL Approach

Ebrahimi

Alipour

Gholampour

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Tékhne

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“…A special issue of media entrepreneurship in the International Journal of Media Management, including four articles (Price Schultz and Jones, 2017; Zboralska, 2017; Sindik and Graybeal, 2017; Hassenpusch and Baumann, 2017) accompanied by an editorial from professor Leona Achtenhagen: 'Media Entrepreneurship-Taking Stock and Moving Forward' provided a clear image from the status of research in media entrepreneurship. In the article 'Media Entrepreneurship: A consensual definition', possibly the most comprehensive definition of media entrepreneurship provided by Khajeheian (2017). Also a special issue of entrepreneurship and innovation in media markets get announced in the Global Media Journal -Canadian Edition, but unfortunately due to pass away of Mahmoud Eid, Editor-in-Chief, the journal stopped for a long time and at the time of writing of this article has not published yet.…”

Section: A Review On Media Entrepreneurship Researchmentioning

confidence: 99%

Métodos cualitativos en la investigación sobre emprendimiento de medios: Aclaración de los términos "marco", "modelo" y "patrón"

Khajeheian

2018

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El uso intercambiable de algunos términos que implican conceptos y construcciones diferentes ha sido un desafío para los estudiantes e investigadores principiantes. En particular, términos como "marco", "modelo" y "patrón" y los verbos como "diseñar", "identificar", "presentar" y "proponer" han sido utilizados en varios casos en sus diferentes significados y causan confusión para los investigadores. Este texto es un artículo conceptual que aclara el uso de dichos términos técnicos en investigaciones cualitativas en el área del emprendimiento de medios. De manera simple, define el marco como el límite y los límites de un fenómeno nunca estudiado que incluye factores y elementos; el modelo como una representación de la relación entre los factores y elementos que predice cómo funciona el fenómeno, y el patrón como un modelo previamente examinado con éxito que puede ser evaluado por los futuros investigadores. Luego se han sugerido los verbos apropiados para estos términos técnicos. Los hallazgos son aplicables en los medios de comunicación empresarial y áreas similares de investigaciones cualitativas, incluidas las industrias creativas.

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“…Media entrepreneurship is an emerging field of study around the Globe, and more specifically in Iran, which is attracting the attention of different scholars and practitioners. Therefore, the idea of creating start-ups in this field is also an emerging domain (Ferrier, 2013;Khajeheian, 2013Khajeheian, , 2017. Moreover, these start-ups have two choices, that is either to use support measures or not.…”

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Shortening the Learning Curve of Media Start-Ups in Accelerators

Salamzadeh

Radović-Markovič

2018

Advances in Human Resources Management and Organizational Development

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Business accelerators are playing a key role in facilitating the process of new venture creation. Start-ups generally look for the best accelerators to make their long journey short. Media start-ups also look for a supportive mechanism to fasten their start-up experience. In this process, one of the main issues is to shorten their learning curve which is possible by use of start-up accelerators. Therefore, this chapter deals with the idea that which factors are important in this regard. To do so, first, a brief review of the support mechanisms is presented, and it is discussed that how start-up accelerators shorten the learning curve of the start-ups. Then, five media start-ups which were created in accelerators are studied. All of the cases were established after 2014, since the accelerators started working from the same year. According to the findings, there are mainly six reasons for shortening of the learning curve by start-up accelerators, including: (1) Short creation period, (2) Seminars and courses, (3) Co-working space, (4) Divided teams, (5) Cohort peers, and (6) Mentorship.

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Media entrepreneurship: a consensual definition

Cited by 45 publications

References 52 publications

Social Networks, Exchange Rate Fluctuation, and Economic Growth: ARDL Approach

Social Networks, Exchange Rate Fluctuation, and Economic Growth: ARDL Approach

Métodos cualitativos en la investigación sobre emprendimiento de medios: Aclaración de los términos "marco", "modelo" y "patrón"

Shortening the Learning Curve of Media Start-Ups in Accelerators

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