Online Self-Identities, Social Norms, and the Performance of Self in Real-Life

Campbell, Jessica Lynn

doi:10.4018/ijvcsn.2018040102

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“…Emerging technologies are changing how teams, leagues, and other entities around them create new fan experiences inside or outside of stadiums (Ciprian Enache, interview). Social networking sites first emerged as online public spaces where individuals, including sports-spectating audiences, share user-generated content, communicate, and connect ( Campbell, 2018 ).…”

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Mass Diffusion of Modern Digital Technologies as the Main Driver of Change in Sports-Spectating Audiences

2022

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The rapid uptake of digital technologies is constantly transforming the modern culture of sports spectating; however, relatively little is known about the impact of digitalization on the changing face of global sports-consuming audiences, particularly from a qualitative perspective. In this article, the relationship between modern mass digital technologies (i.e., mobile applications and big data) and audiences of sports spectators is described and explained by taking a customer-centric approach to grounded theory using a literature review and in-depth qualitative semi-structured interviews (N = 12) with sports marketing, management, and technology professionals. The qualitative approach permits the gathering of in-depth insights into a problem, generates new concepts through data synthesis and analysis, and captures changing attitudes within the sports industry. Moreover, the qualitative approach to research is not bound by the limitations of quantitative methods and focuses on the primary questions of “how” and “why” digital technology’s mass deployment and diffusion have transformed content consumption in the sports industry. The analysis first systematizes and codes the collected data. Second, all the materials are iteratively read and the key points are outlined. Using the iterative analysis, the theoretical and empirical insights and findings are synthesized in order to achieve the results. Finally, dimensions of the transformation of sports spectators’ consumption are identified and explained. The research implications highlight “how” and “why” modern digital technologies have changed the sports-consuming audience by making it more inclusive in terms of age, gender, demographics, social and health status. These findings are useful for sport managers to better understand their audiences and processes in an ever-changing global society.

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Mass Diffusion of Modern Digital Technologies as the Main Driver of Change in Sports-Spectating Audiences

2022

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“…Tentu saja, semakin besar perbedaan dalam pola atau efek saingan, semakin mudah untuk melakukan pencocokan, dan semakin meyakinkan setiap temuan/ kesimpulan yang dihasilkan. Selain itu, konfirmasi prediksi berlawanan akan lebih meyakinkan daripada konfirmasi prediksi umum (Campbell, 2019).…”

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Potensi Pengembangan Agregator Berita dengan Konsep Slow Technology Berbasis Human Centered

Maulana¹,

Irwansyah

2020

JKJ

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Digital journalism in Indonesia is placing the speed of news presentation and distribution as a significant factor for the audience or news readers. The presence of news aggregators such as LINE Today are considered to be able to present news with actual issues and curated topics and also filter news to attain quality content. However, based on previous research, there are still several issues regarding news aggregators such as being repetitive, biased, and producing irrelevant news. This research aims to offer development ideas through the concept of slow technology by placing humans amid technology to fill academic debates regarding the shortcomings of news presentation from news aggregators. This study uses a constructivism paradigm with a case study research strategy and a single-case design. Research analysis uses a pattern-matching model to involve a comparison of predicted patterns and effects with those that have been observed empirically and identified. The results show that there is a potential for developing news aggregators based on the integration of roles among stakeholders, by introducing awareness of balance between the increasing speed of information and communication technology and the more limited speed of personal information processing. This research fills gaps on issues and problems that news aggregators often encounter to provide constructive solutions through the potential of ICT design that reflects human values, such as trust, integrity, and honesty.

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Online Self-Identities, Social Norms, and the Performance of Self in Real-Life

Cited by 2 publications

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Mass Diffusion of Modern Digital Technologies as the Main Driver of Change in Sports-Spectating Audiences

Mass Diffusion of Modern Digital Technologies as the Main Driver of Change in Sports-Spectating Audiences

Potensi Pengembangan Agregator Berita dengan Konsep Slow Technology Berbasis Human Centered

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