The Politics of Content Aggregation

Vonderau, Patrick

doi:10.1177/1527476414554402

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“…These findings also contribute to the policy-oriented academic debate about market concentration in a few industries which can be enriched by the detection of relevant variables in explaining the frequency of Internet use to access music and films online. Indeed, this study is in line with recent studies that also showed the existence of specificities among consumer [7] and [8]. Although the internet adhesion is global wide, it is not the content searched and its consumption behavior.…”

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“…In spite of this fast and global spread of the new platforms to access music and movies and/or series, it is scarce the research about how global is the consumer behavior online. A group of authors [8] examined the consumption of online news video in six countries (Denmark, France, Germany, Spain, United Kingdom and United States) and the findings reflect the power of social media platforms in influencing news consumption habits. Regarding the music online habits, other authors [9] explored whether there are country-specific differences in users' listening behavior on music platforms, based on the data from consumers of 47 countries.…”

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Consumption of musical content and movies/series online in Portugal

Silva¹,

Trindade

Santos

2018

2018 13th Iberian Conference on Information Systems and Technologies (CISTI)

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This study addresses the online consumption according to the frequency of Internet use. The time spent on Internet goes beyond a simple search or checking the email. Although globalization implies visualizing a trend among various subcultures, the present study seeks to understand if there are differences in the Portuguese users' behavior or perception about the consumption of Internet content in terms of music (or music videos) and films and television series. Are there sociodemographic differences of Portuguese users? Are the Portuguese users' choices homogeneous in how often they use the Internet to access music and movies online? The answer to these research questions is the purpose of this study.

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confidence: 91%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Consumption of musical content and movies/series online in Portugal

Silva¹,

Trindade

Santos

2018

2018 13th Iberian Conference on Information Systems and Technologies (CISTI)

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“…In spite of this fast and global spread of the new platforms to access music and films, it is still scarce the research about how global is the consumer behavior online. A group of authors [6] examined the consumption of online news in six countries (Denmark, France, Germany, Spain, United Kingdom and United States) and the findings reflect the power of social media platforms in influencing news consumption habits. Regarding the music online habits, other authors [7] explored whether there are country-specific differences in users' listening behavior on music platforms, based on the data from consumers of 47 countries.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Comparing the Consumption of Musical and Films Online between Generations X and Y in Portugal and Spain

Trindade

Duarte

2019

2019 14th Iberian Conference on Information Systems and Technologies (CISTI)

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Numerous studies have been published evidencing the characteristics of Millennial generation (also known as Gen Y) by comparison with generation X or Gen X. The internet affirms itself as a differentiating factor and determinant of attitudes and behaviors. Considering the ease of access and the familiarity of Millennials, with the new technologies, it lacks analysis the preferences of use and consumption of music and films and television series, anchored in the Internet. The present study seeks to understand if there are differences between the Portuguese and Spanish users' behavior or perceptions about the consumption of Internet contents in terms of music (or music videos) and films and television series and if such differences are reflected in the age groups. Using the Flash Eurobarometer 437 database, it is identified that age groups is significantly related to the frequency of using the Internet to access music and films online. It is also observed that gender is significantly related to frequency of using the Internet to access films online. The choices facing the Portuguese and Spanish age groups are homogeneous regarding the frequency of Internet use to access music but not films online. These results can be an indication that policies concerning the music and films contents should fit the characteristics of each of these age groups in both countries.

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“…Internet. This new revolution has changed the way in which information is produced and distributed (STRIPAS, 2009;DARNTON, 2010;ANDERSON, 2011, Blind Review), the spaces in which narratives are accessed and consumed (GILLESPIE, 2014;VONDERAU, 2015) and economic models (GILLESPIE, 2010;VAIDHYANATHAM, 2011;TURROW, 2012), increasing the tension between the limits of autonomy, freedom and heteronomy (CHENEY-LIPPOLD, 2011;NAFUS;SHERMAN, 2014) and provoking debate about security, surveillance, privacy and governance policies (KITCHIN, 2015;MOROZOV, 2015).…”

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I feel my wrist buzz. Smartbody and performative sensibility in Fitbit devices

Lemos¹,

Bitencourt²

2017

Galáxia (São Paulo)

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Este é um artigo publicado em acesso aberto (Open Access) Abstract: This paper discusses the concepts of performative sensibility and smartbody. The central thesis is that performative sensibility highlights the instrumental nature of sensations in which objects act on the world. We show how the prescriptions of this new sensibility associated with wearables affect the body and subjectivity that we propose to call a smartbody. There were one hundred testimonials analyzed from the oldest thread with the greatest number of comments in the Fitbit user community forum. Quantitative tools and actor-network theory were used as a guide to assemble and analyze the corpus. The preliminary findings show that Fitbit users demonstrate particular changings in body care. Extreme behaviors, physical limits defined by system goals and quantification habits without utilizing the device are some of the examples found. These findings appear to indicate that the performative sensibility of wearables mobilizes new body performatic patterns and practices oriented by data.Keywords: actor-network theory; performative sensibility; smartbody; wearable user experiences; fitbit community. Resumo

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The Politics of Content Aggregation

Cited by 41 publications

References 26 publications

Consumption of musical content and movies/series online in Portugal

Consumption of musical content and movies/series online in Portugal

Comparing the Consumption of Musical and Films Online between Generations X and Y in Portugal and Spain

I feel my wrist buzz. Smartbody and performative sensibility in Fitbit devices

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