New communication scenarios in the context of interactive media: the spreadable media
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https://doi.org/10.15448/1980-3729.2015.2.19729Keywords:
Social networks, Interaction, RecirculationAbstract
Within the current reality of mass media, there exists an objective to verify the possibilities of individual participation in discussions and his/her social visibility. In the context of the recirculation of information via social networks, considerations about the levels of participation of the reader/ receiver in the construction and broadcast of information were made. In a specific way, the interaction between levels of television products of conventional TV and social networking sites were discussed here, with the following objectives: a) to question synchronous and asynchronous audience patterns b) to verify indicatives of strengthening the audience, and c) to verify distinct uses distant from suggested protocols by production limits. The survey shows a strong indication to the media engagement via chat networks established between television programming consumers. Keywords: Social networks. Interaction.Downloads
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