Realtime: Making Digital China

Clément, Renaud; Bideau, Florence Graezer; Marc, Laperrouza

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“…Due to the changes in social and economic environment, consumers have started preferring time-shift [1] (Wolk, 2015) or to binge-watch [2] (Steiner and Xu, 2020). These differentiating phenomena alongside the easy availability of smart devices (O'Dea, 2020) and the improvement in internet facilities (Clement, 2020) have further smoothened the road towards the fast development of OTT services (Business Wire, 2020). Global Industry reports find merit in favour of this new sector (Nielsen, 2016), forecasting the number of users of OTT video-on-demand services to be around 463 million by 2025 (Statista, 2021).…”

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A qualitative study proposing service quality dimensions for video-on-demand services through over-the-top medium

Datta

Utkarsh

2022

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Purpose The behaviour of audience, consuming video entertainment, has changed intensely over the years. Lately, the consumers have increasingly preferred to watch video programs, through video-on-demand services through over-the-top medium. The service is novel and the consumer’s perception of the service quality is not well explored. As extant literature considers service quality as the construct to determine the sustained growth of a service, the present study has attempted to explore the dimensions to measure service quality of video-on-demand services. Design/methodology/approach The authors conducted qualitative, semi-structured interviews and focus group discussions amongst the user of the video-on-demand service. The qualitative data was content analysed to furnish thematic dimensions. Findings The study reveals thematic attributes perceived as dimensions to measure service quality of video-on-demand services. Research limitations/implications Considering the exploratory nature of the study, the themes proposed might seem nascent. Hence, it was the authors’ discretion to stop expanding the respondent sample to avoid data saturation. A quantitative establishment of the service quality dimensions was beyond the scope of the current research and would follow in a different study. Originality/value The objective of the study is to qualitatively explore service quality dimensions of video-on-demand services. In pursuit of that, the current study explored the consumers’ excerpts, content analysed the data and furnished several themes perceived as service quality dimensions in this context. Such a detailed approach is uncommon in this context.

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A qualitative study proposing service quality dimensions for video-on-demand services through over-the-top medium

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Utkarsh

2022

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“…He received five honorary doctorates, as well as the Prix Solvay, Belgium's highest scientific award. His retirement was commemorated by an edited volume (Lejeune et al, 1995) which shows the scope of Richelle's psychological interests, and in a more recent interview conducted with Céline Clément (Clément, 2016) he discusses some of the influences on his work. In the table of contents of the magazine in which this interview appears, he appears as "Marc Richelle, France", which must surely have raised an ironic Richellian eyebrow.…”

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Marc Richelle (28th February 1930 – 6th January 2021)

Wearden

2021

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in Belgium, and held this chair from 1965 until his retirement in 1995. Like many European psychologists of his generation, his first degree was not in Psychology. He obtained a Master's in Philosophy and Letters from the University of Liège in 1952, and this may have resulted in his first publication, an analysis of a famous, and famously obscure, poem by Gérard de Nerval, "El Desdichado" (Richelle, 1952). This was followed by another Master's degree, this time from Geneva, where he was influenced not only by Piaget, but perhaps even more by the lesser-known figure of André Rey, with whom he collaborated on research on attention, as well as a project on North African Jewish children who emigrated to Israel. In the 1950s he also worked on cultural anthropology in Central Africa. In 1958 and 1959 he studied at Harvard, where he was introduced to Skinner's methods and ideas, which shaped much of his later career. After a doctorate from Liège in 1959 he obtained a position as a Lecturer at the same University, in the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters.He began the experimental work for which he later became well-known under the auspices of the Liège Department of Pharmacology, where he obtained laboratory space and was able to develop a unit specializing in animal operant conditioning, with what may have been the first appearance of Skinner boxes on the European continent. The fruits of this laboratory during the 1960s were

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