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Identifying the Psychological Processes Delineating Non-Harmful From Problematic Binge-Watching: A Machine Learning Analytical Approach [PDF]
Telematics and Informatics, 2022 As on-demand streaming technology rapidly expanded, binge-watching (i.e., watching multiple episodes of TV series back-to-back) has become a widespread activity, and substantial research has been conducted to explore its potential harmfulness.
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‘Just One More Episode’: Frequency and Theoretical Correlates of Television Binge Watching
Journal of Health Psychology, 2018 Binge watching is a relatively new behavioural phenomenon that may have health implications. The aim of this study was to estimate the frequency of, and identify modifiable factors associated with, TV binge watching.
Stephan U. Dombrowski, Justin Presseau
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From Binge-Watching to Binge-Scrolling
Film Quarterly, 2021This article approaches the paradigm of binge-watching from within a wider ecology of networked media forms and practices, which have collectively reinforced a relationship between staying home, staying connected, and staying safe during the pandemic.
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Viewers today enjoy unprecedented control over the way they watch content on television. With constant advancements in technology, the way in which viewers consume content has seen a considerable shift. Binge watching has become a common point of discussion among the audience as well as industry experts.
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Viewers today enjoy unprecedented control over the way they watch content on television. With constant advancements in technology, the way in which viewers consume content has seen a considerable shift. Binge watching has become a common point of discussion among the audience as well as industry experts.
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Conceptualizing and Measuring Binge Watching
Communication Studies, 2021Binge watching has risen in popularity, and thus is receiving increasing scholarly attention. Across the limited range of studies that have been conducted, there is a lack of uniform conceptualizat...
Alyce Viens, Kirstie M. Farrar
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Binge Watching and Advertising
Journal of Marketing, 2016How users consume media has shifted dramatically as viewers migrate from traditional broadcast channels toward online channels. Rather than following the schedule dictated by television networks and consuming one episode of a series each week, many viewers now engage in binge watching, which involves consuming several episodes of the same series in a ...
David A. Schweidel, Wendy W. Moe
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Binge-Watching and Fandom: Conclusion
2021The Conclusion to this chapter reflects on the ways binge-watching has historically be relevant, perhaps even central, to fandom but continues to be important in fan cultures on Reddit.
Rhiannon Bury, E. Charlotte Stevens
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Binge-Watching as Case of Escapist Entertainment Use
2021Abstract Although the concept of escapism is widely used in entertainment research, it lacks theoretical and empirical differentiation. Based on the transactional model of stress and coping, we extend previous attempts to conceptualize escapism as a form of emotion-focused avoidance coping.
Halfmann, Annabell, Reinecke, Leonard
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NEW WATCHING PRACTICE: BINGE WATCHING
2020Thanks to the advancing technology, the content produced for television broke away from the television itself as its medium and reached the audience through many different channels, which brought about effects on viewing practices. Binge-watching, which has emerged with the spread of new distribution channels, is one of the most concrete examples of ...
ÖZEL, Sedat, DURMAZ, Tugay
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