Media consumption between dynamics and persistence: The meaning of persistent media practices in a mediatized everyday life
Qualitative reception studies have shown that new media neither radically change people’s media repertoires, nor do they replace the old. Established media practices remain relevant, and users actively persist on old media (technologies). To show why and how this persistence is embedded by its users...
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| author | Jutta Röser Jo Marie Dominiak |
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| description | Qualitative reception studies have shown that new media neither radically change people’s media repertoires, nor do they replace the old. Established media practices remain relevant, and users actively persist on old media (technologies). To show why and how this persistence is embedded by its users, the paper at hand addresses old media persistence from a user’s and appropriation perspective. Thus, following the mediatization approach, we enfold the concept of the interplay of dynamics and persistence and transfer its theoretical ideas to two studies that deal with (1) the persistence of the TV in everyday media repertoires and (2) the persisting usage of vinyl records in the face of digital streaming services in everyday life. Our aim is to illuminate why and how users, on the one hand, persist on established media practices, but on the other hand, simultaneously combine them meaningfully with new media (practices) within their respective everyday lives. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-a9bbd12674154f2987e89eebd929f5e52023-12-16T21:28:40ZdeuSeismo VerlagStudies in Communication Sciences1424-48962296-41502023-12-01233355368https://doi.org/10.24434/j.scoms.2023.03.3710Media consumption between dynamics and persistence: The meaning of persistent media practices in a mediatized everyday lifeJutta Röser0https://orcid.org/0009-0006-6566-8900Jo Marie Dominiak1https://orcid.org/0009-0001-7671-3280University of Münster, Department of CommunicationUniversity of Münster, Department of CommunicationQualitative reception studies have shown that new media neither radically change people’s media repertoires, nor do they replace the old. Established media practices remain relevant, and users actively persist on old media (technologies). To show why and how this persistence is embedded by its users, the paper at hand addresses old media persistence from a user’s and appropriation perspective. Thus, following the mediatization approach, we enfold the concept of the interplay of dynamics and persistence and transfer its theoretical ideas to two studies that deal with (1) the persistence of the TV in everyday media repertoires and (2) the persisting usage of vinyl records in the face of digital streaming services in everyday life. Our aim is to illuminate why and how users, on the one hand, persist on established media practices, but on the other hand, simultaneously combine them meaningfully with new media (practices) within their respective everyday lives.dynamics and persistencemediatizationcoexistencemedia appropriationsecond screeningtelevisionmusic media |
| spellingShingle | Jutta Röser Jo Marie Dominiak Media consumption between dynamics and persistence: The meaning of persistent media practices in a mediatized everyday life Studies in Communication Sciences dynamics and persistence mediatization coexistence media appropriation second screening television music media |
| title | Media consumption between dynamics and persistence: The meaning of persistent media practices in a mediatized everyday life |
| title_full | Media consumption between dynamics and persistence: The meaning of persistent media practices in a mediatized everyday life |
| title_fullStr | Media consumption between dynamics and persistence: The meaning of persistent media practices in a mediatized everyday life |
| title_full_unstemmed | Media consumption between dynamics and persistence: The meaning of persistent media practices in a mediatized everyday life |
| title_short | Media consumption between dynamics and persistence: The meaning of persistent media practices in a mediatized everyday life |
| title_sort | media consumption between dynamics and persistence the meaning of persistent media practices in a mediatized everyday life |
| topic | dynamics and persistence mediatization coexistence media appropriation second screening television music media |
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