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- PhD workshop - Ljubljana 2014
- Action Open Conference - Ljubljana 2014
- New Media and Participation conference - Istanbul 2013
- Belgrade meeting 2013
- Media literacy research and policy - Brussels 2013
- ICA Pre-Conference 2013
- Tampere meeting 2013
- Budapest workshop 2012
- Milan meeting 2012
- Brussels PhD workshop 2012
- Brussels Action workshop 2012
- London meeting 2011
- Zagreb Conference 2011
- Lisbon meeting 2010
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- Output
E-Audiences - a comparative study of European media audiences
Bruhn Jensen, K. (2011). E-Audiences - a comparative study of European media audiences. .
Abstract: The COST Action ‘Transforming audiences, transforming societies’ presents a unique opportunity to undertake comparative research. One premise of the Action is that fundamental changes are currently witnessed globally in the communicative practices of audiences across media – one-to-one, one-to-many, and many-to-many. Who communicates with whom, to what extent, across what media, in which flows and networks? A monitoring of these questions holds significant potential for both theory development and policy considerations – and for tracking developments across countries, cultures, and time. With such baseline information, research will be better equipped to answer additional questions: with what consequences and implications?
