Among the fans of animated films young children are the most popular. This has led the dubbing industry to produce domesticated animations for the young audience of a different language and culture. In other words, in most cases dubbers attempt to adopt domestication procedures to make the language of animations easier and more tangible for children. The domestication strategies may bring both ...

Interactive Digital Art is a popular art form that collaborates with science and technology. In this paper we search for Interactive Digital Art which is one of the most popular art genres in these days. It takes a digital technology with modern art and sensor technology helps audiences’ active participation on art works. The participations naturally move their part of body or the hole body to ...

In recent years, post-feminism has become an important element of popular media culture and the object of feminist cultural critique. This article explores how post-feminism is domesticated in Russia through popular self-help literature aimed at a female audience. Drawing on a close reading of self-help texts by three best-selling Russian authors, the article examines how post-feminism is made ...

The issue of rigor and relevance has been a longstanding topic of discussion and debate within many areas of business. Among disciplines that are more established than IS, such as marketing and accounting, scholars continue to debate whether academic research has any direct value to managers or employees. Not surprisingly, in disciplines that are much younger – such as IS and entrepreneurship –...

This paper explores the logics of magazine re-uses through three case studies, by focusing on pictures produced and reproduced way photography. The first study focuses half-tone reproductions in early phase development news photography, using example Collier’s Weekly during Russo-Japanese War. It offers a historical transfers between book magazine. In our second case, examining American French ...

ABSTRACT A home with all modern conveniences became a reality for an increasing number of people, including aspirational lower middle- and working-class families, in the interwar years. Magazines such as Modern Home Weldon’s Ladies’ Journal helped forge burgeoning consumer culture were important factor shaping dreams ownership. This article examines ideal home—its pleasures, discontents, potent...

This paper argues that maps of the Web’s structure based solely on technical infrastructure such as hyperlinks may bear little resemblance to maps based on Web usage, as cultural factors drive the latter to a larger extent. To test this thesis, the study constructs two network maps of 1000 globally most popular Web Domains, one based on hyperlinks and the other using an “audience centric” appro...

Audience participation is a contested issue in newsrooms and can challenge journalistic authority. By conducting mixed-method analysis of decade (2009–2018) metajournalistic discourse (N = 135) on participatory journalism two leading trade magazines the US Germany (Columbia Journalism Review Journalist), this study aims to contribute field’s understanding how which contexts audience covered pub...

Vaccine information of varying quality is available through many different sources. We describe the creation, release and utilization of ReadyVax, a new mobile smartphone app providing access to trustworthy, evidence-based vaccine information for a target audience of healthcare providers, pharmacists, and patients (including parents of children). We describe the information content and technica...

In a popular magic routine known as "multiplying billiard balls", magicians fool their audience by using an empty shell that the audience believes to be a complete ball. Here, we present some observations suggesting that the spectators do not merely entertain the intellectual belief that the balls are all solid, but rather automatically and immediately perceive them as such. Our observations de...