Joke Hermes (The Netherlands University of Amsterdam), Linda Kopitz
The Pocketbook of Audience Research
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Focusing on qualitative methods, The Pocketbook of Audience Research uses contemporary, global television and cross-media examples to explain essential approaches to audience research and outline how they can be employed.
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Focusing on qualitative methods, The Pocketbook of Audience Research uses contemporary, global television and cross-media examples to explain essential approaches to audience research and outline how they can be employed.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 193
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. Dezember 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 212mm x 136mm x 12mm
- Gewicht: 268g
- ISBN-13: 9781032325118
- ISBN-10: 1032325119
- Artikelnr.: 69032816
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 193
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. Dezember 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 212mm x 136mm x 12mm
- Gewicht: 268g
- ISBN-13: 9781032325118
- ISBN-10: 1032325119
- Artikelnr.: 69032816
Joke Hermes is a Dutch media and cultural studies researcher. She has published widely on popular culture, audience research and feminist analysis of gender and diversity. Currently, she is a Professor of Practice-based Research in Media, Culture and Citizenship at Inholland University; she teaches media studies at the University of Amsterdam. She was Founding Editor of the European Journal of Cultural Studies. Her most recent book is Cultural Citizenship and Popular Culture: The Art of Listening. Linda Kopitz combines her professional experience as a creative director with her academic research on technology and everyday meaning-making. Her PhD research - situated between urban studies and media studies - explores the entanglement between real and virtual environments in sustainable architecture. As an interdisciplinary and practice-based scholar, she currently works as a Lecturer in Cross-Media Culture in Germany and The Netherlands. In parallel, she continues her professional work, with a specific focus on the sensory dimensions of communication.
Part I CROSS-MEDIA EVERYDAY MEANING-MAKING 1. INTRODUCTION. Audience
research and the cross-media reality of post-television 2. USEFUL (KEY)
THEORETICAL TERMS: Reconceptualizing audience research for deeply
mediatized societies Part II METHODS WITH METHOD: A METHODIC OVERVIEW OF
ENGAGING WITH AUDIENCES 3. AUDIENCE RESEARCH: Methods of Data Collection
and Data Analysis Need One Another ¿ 4. ETHNOGRAPHY: Or: How to understand
the Value of Presence with Mariam Yassein 5. AUDIENCE-LED ANALYSIS: Or: on
how to be invited 'in' 6. VISUAL ANALYSIS. Or: How images and words 'mean'
together 7. THEORIZATION: Or: How to get from data to theory Part III CASE
STUDIES: METHODS IN ACTION 8. DISCOURSE ANALYSIS IN PRACTICE: Private
Attraction, Public (Dis)Approval? Negotiating what to make of Netflix's
You 9. DATA ANALYSIS IN PRACTICE. Data-Scraping Meets the Regency Era:
Bridgerton Commentary on YouTube with Clair Richards 10. COLLABORATIVE
AUTOETHNOGRAPHY IN PRACTICE. "You knock on my door": An Insider-Outsider
View of Turkish Soap Operas and Fan Labour 11. MEDIA DISCOURSE ANALYSIS IN
PRACTICE. Aren't We Friends Anymore? Watching and Rewatching the Sitcom 12.
ETHNOGRAPHY VERSUS FOCUS GROUP RESEARCH IN PRACTICE. Sports Talk: Watching,
Feeling and Connecting 13. VISUAL ANALYSIS IN PRACTICE. Working through,
laughing on: Pandemic politics, Cultural Citizenship and Action Heroes 14.
THE LONG INTERVIEW IN PRACTICE: Looking back: Remembering favorite teen
television shows with Erinn Rövekamp 15 Afterthought
research and the cross-media reality of post-television 2. USEFUL (KEY)
THEORETICAL TERMS: Reconceptualizing audience research for deeply
mediatized societies Part II METHODS WITH METHOD: A METHODIC OVERVIEW OF
ENGAGING WITH AUDIENCES 3. AUDIENCE RESEARCH: Methods of Data Collection
and Data Analysis Need One Another ¿ 4. ETHNOGRAPHY: Or: How to understand
the Value of Presence with Mariam Yassein 5. AUDIENCE-LED ANALYSIS: Or: on
how to be invited 'in' 6. VISUAL ANALYSIS. Or: How images and words 'mean'
together 7. THEORIZATION: Or: How to get from data to theory Part III CASE
STUDIES: METHODS IN ACTION 8. DISCOURSE ANALYSIS IN PRACTICE: Private
Attraction, Public (Dis)Approval? Negotiating what to make of Netflix's
You 9. DATA ANALYSIS IN PRACTICE. Data-Scraping Meets the Regency Era:
Bridgerton Commentary on YouTube with Clair Richards 10. COLLABORATIVE
AUTOETHNOGRAPHY IN PRACTICE. "You knock on my door": An Insider-Outsider
View of Turkish Soap Operas and Fan Labour 11. MEDIA DISCOURSE ANALYSIS IN
PRACTICE. Aren't We Friends Anymore? Watching and Rewatching the Sitcom 12.
ETHNOGRAPHY VERSUS FOCUS GROUP RESEARCH IN PRACTICE. Sports Talk: Watching,
Feeling and Connecting 13. VISUAL ANALYSIS IN PRACTICE. Working through,
laughing on: Pandemic politics, Cultural Citizenship and Action Heroes 14.
THE LONG INTERVIEW IN PRACTICE: Looking back: Remembering favorite teen
television shows with Erinn Rövekamp 15 Afterthought
Part I CROSS-MEDIA EVERYDAY MEANING-MAKING 1. INTRODUCTION. Audience
research and the cross-media reality of post-television 2. USEFUL (KEY)
THEORETICAL TERMS: Reconceptualizing audience research for deeply
mediatized societies Part II METHODS WITH METHOD: A METHODIC OVERVIEW OF
ENGAGING WITH AUDIENCES 3. AUDIENCE RESEARCH: Methods of Data Collection
and Data Analysis Need One Another ¿ 4. ETHNOGRAPHY: Or: How to understand
the Value of Presence with Mariam Yassein 5. AUDIENCE-LED ANALYSIS: Or: on
how to be invited 'in' 6. VISUAL ANALYSIS. Or: How images and words 'mean'
together 7. THEORIZATION: Or: How to get from data to theory Part III CASE
STUDIES: METHODS IN ACTION 8. DISCOURSE ANALYSIS IN PRACTICE: Private
Attraction, Public (Dis)Approval? Negotiating what to make of Netflix's
You 9. DATA ANALYSIS IN PRACTICE. Data-Scraping Meets the Regency Era:
Bridgerton Commentary on YouTube with Clair Richards 10. COLLABORATIVE
AUTOETHNOGRAPHY IN PRACTICE. "You knock on my door": An Insider-Outsider
View of Turkish Soap Operas and Fan Labour 11. MEDIA DISCOURSE ANALYSIS IN
PRACTICE. Aren't We Friends Anymore? Watching and Rewatching the Sitcom 12.
ETHNOGRAPHY VERSUS FOCUS GROUP RESEARCH IN PRACTICE. Sports Talk: Watching,
Feeling and Connecting 13. VISUAL ANALYSIS IN PRACTICE. Working through,
laughing on: Pandemic politics, Cultural Citizenship and Action Heroes 14.
THE LONG INTERVIEW IN PRACTICE: Looking back: Remembering favorite teen
television shows with Erinn Rövekamp 15 Afterthought
research and the cross-media reality of post-television 2. USEFUL (KEY)
THEORETICAL TERMS: Reconceptualizing audience research for deeply
mediatized societies Part II METHODS WITH METHOD: A METHODIC OVERVIEW OF
ENGAGING WITH AUDIENCES 3. AUDIENCE RESEARCH: Methods of Data Collection
and Data Analysis Need One Another ¿ 4. ETHNOGRAPHY: Or: How to understand
the Value of Presence with Mariam Yassein 5. AUDIENCE-LED ANALYSIS: Or: on
how to be invited 'in' 6. VISUAL ANALYSIS. Or: How images and words 'mean'
together 7. THEORIZATION: Or: How to get from data to theory Part III CASE
STUDIES: METHODS IN ACTION 8. DISCOURSE ANALYSIS IN PRACTICE: Private
Attraction, Public (Dis)Approval? Negotiating what to make of Netflix's
You 9. DATA ANALYSIS IN PRACTICE. Data-Scraping Meets the Regency Era:
Bridgerton Commentary on YouTube with Clair Richards 10. COLLABORATIVE
AUTOETHNOGRAPHY IN PRACTICE. "You knock on my door": An Insider-Outsider
View of Turkish Soap Operas and Fan Labour 11. MEDIA DISCOURSE ANALYSIS IN
PRACTICE. Aren't We Friends Anymore? Watching and Rewatching the Sitcom 12.
ETHNOGRAPHY VERSUS FOCUS GROUP RESEARCH IN PRACTICE. Sports Talk: Watching,
Feeling and Connecting 13. VISUAL ANALYSIS IN PRACTICE. Working through,
laughing on: Pandemic politics, Cultural Citizenship and Action Heroes 14.
THE LONG INTERVIEW IN PRACTICE: Looking back: Remembering favorite teen
television shows with Erinn Rövekamp 15 Afterthought