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Muslim Youth: Representations and Media Consumption
2022This chapter is an attempt to shed light on Western media representations of Muslim and refugee youth as well as their usage of the media and social media platforms. Both “groups” were researched separately, yet the evidence points to many interesting similarities, with both a positive and a negative impact on intergroup relations.
De Nolf, Ans +2 more
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Media dreaming and media consumption – An online study
2018International Journal of Dream Research, Vol 11, No 2 (October 2018)
Moverley, Miriam +2 more
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Media consumption and media literacy in university students
2017 12th Iberian Conference on Information Systems and Technologies (CISTI), 2017This research includes information on the cultural and media consumption of young Ecuadorian university students and the relationship that exists with the media skills they have. The inquiries were carried out in two stages, the first analyzed the consumption of traditional and digital media of Ecuadorian university students in 2015.
Andrea Velasquez +3 more
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Children, media and consumption
Young Consumers, 2003Reports a five‐year Danish study into levels of consumer socialisation among children, showing how they have been affected by new and proliferating communications media; issues include their spending and saving abilities, brand awareness, media use, interests and activities, while advertising was examined in relation to consumer socialisation. Outlines
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Cross-device continuous media consumption
Proceedings of the 22nd Conference on l'Interaction Homme-Machine, 2010With the introduction of mobile devices that allow to watch films and movies on the move, in cars or even during school or work, the connection of Internet Protocol Television (IPTV) with the home network and the access to the Internet via game consoles, new possibilities of media consumption were introduced for the consumer.
Regina Bernhaupt +2 more
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Shifting Trends in Media Consumption
2020Purpose of the study: COVID-19 pandemic, has forced billions of people to stay home, leading to a drastic change in media consumption patterns. This paper tries to review the existing literature on the impact of COVID-19 on media consumption and its diverse dimensions.
Saravanan. MP, CM, Naveen Kumar.
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Paper consumption and information media
Journal of Information Science, 1999Global paper consumption and the influence of electronic information media are discussed from the view of information science and the paper industry. Some major market segments for printing and writing papers are analysed in order to obtain a better view of the impact of information technology (IT).
Sara von Ungern-Sternberg +1 more
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Conspicuous Consumption via Social Media
2020Conspicuous consumption has been explored since 19th century, focusing on its conceptual or mathematical modelling. It has gained widespread attention in the Western culture as compared to East. However, the increased performance of luxury market and strong demand for luxury goods in developing countries urged investigation on the spread of this ...
Lee Kar Wai, Syuhaily Osman
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News Consumption and Media Bias
Marketing Science, 2007Bias in the market for news is well-documented. Recent research in economics explains the phenomenon by assuming that consumers want to read (watch) news that is consistent with their tastes or prior beliefs rather than the truth. The present paper builds on this idea but recognizes that (i) besides “biased” consumers, there are also “conscientious ...
Xiang, Yi, Sarvary, Miklos
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Social Media Consumption Among Kenyans
2021Despite the growing popularity of social media among Kenyans, there is limited baseline data on the consumption of these platforms by different Kenyan communities based on demographics such as age, gender, education, income, and geolocation. The study set out to fill this gap through a baseline survey on social media consumption in Kenya.
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