Active audience?: interaction of young people with television and online video content
This article examines the different ways of interaction that young people have with television and online video content. Inspired by Van Dijck’s argument (2009), that there is a misleading assumption to define the audience in terms of passive recipients related to old media (e.g. television) and act...
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| author | Idoia Astigarraga Agirre Amaia Pavon Arrizabalaga Aitor Zuberogoitia Espilla |
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| description | This article examines the different ways of interaction that young people have with television and online video content. Inspired by Van Dijck’s argument (2009), that there is a misleading assumption to define the audience in terms of passive recipients related to old media (e.g. television) and active participants who are internet users, the aim of this study is, firstly, to analyze if there are differences related to the type of medium; and, secondly, to examine if it is possible to develop an audience interaction typology in relation to television and to video content. The study presents the most significant statistical results of a survey of 475 students conducted at Mondragon University. After carrying out a factorial analysis, two multiple generalized linear regressions and a cluster analysis, our results show that it is statistically impossible to describe the audience’s attitude as a dichotomy between passive television viewers and active internet users. Likewise, it is not possible to develop an audience interaction typology in relation to television and to video content. The results rather show a multifarious profile of activity patterns related to specific contents and interactive practices on the Web. This study illustrates the complexity of content, context and audience practices in the new media environment. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-72c392de133e45c8876d78bc87e64ea32022-12-21T18:18:12ZengUniversidad de NavarraCommunication & Society (Formerly Comunicación y Sociedad)2386-78762016-06-0129313314710.15581/003.29.3.133-14735828Active audience?: interaction of young people with television and online video contentIdoia Astigarraga Agirre0Amaia Pavon Arrizabalaga1Aitor Zuberogoitia Espilla2University of Mondragon. University of Mondragon. University of Mondragon. This article examines the different ways of interaction that young people have with television and online video content. Inspired by Van Dijck’s argument (2009), that there is a misleading assumption to define the audience in terms of passive recipients related to old media (e.g. television) and active participants who are internet users, the aim of this study is, firstly, to analyze if there are differences related to the type of medium; and, secondly, to examine if it is possible to develop an audience interaction typology in relation to television and to video content. The study presents the most significant statistical results of a survey of 475 students conducted at Mondragon University. After carrying out a factorial analysis, two multiple generalized linear regressions and a cluster analysis, our results show that it is statistically impossible to describe the audience’s attitude as a dichotomy between passive television viewers and active internet users. Likewise, it is not possible to develop an audience interaction typology in relation to television and to video content. The results rather show a multifarious profile of activity patterns related to specific contents and interactive practices on the Web. This study illustrates the complexity of content, context and audience practices in the new media environment.https://revistas.unav.edu/index.php/communication-and-society/article/view/35828audience activityyoung audienceinteractionvideo contentinternettelevision |
| spellingShingle | Idoia Astigarraga Agirre Amaia Pavon Arrizabalaga Aitor Zuberogoitia Espilla Active audience?: interaction of young people with television and online video content Communication & Society (Formerly Comunicación y Sociedad) audience activity young audience interaction video content internet television |
| title | Active audience?: interaction of young people with television and online video content |
| title_full | Active audience?: interaction of young people with television and online video content |
| title_fullStr | Active audience?: interaction of young people with television and online video content |
| title_full_unstemmed | Active audience?: interaction of young people with television and online video content |
| title_short | Active audience?: interaction of young people with television and online video content |
| title_sort | active audience interaction of young people with television and online video content |
| topic | audience activity young audience interaction video content internet television |
| url | https://revistas.unav.edu/index.php/communication-and-society/article/view/35828 |
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