Today's world has been the world of media. Today can hardly find a place that people are far and separated from the media and media effects. Practices, knowledge, tastes, and many teachings of daily life of every human, somehow directly or indirectly will be affected by what the media has covered. This article attempts to focus on national media audience on one hand and satellite television net...

Museum visitor books, although held by almost all museums, are rarely used as a research source. This article explores their potential to provide insights and information about audience views, experiences and understandings. To do so, it focuses primarily on visitor books at the Documentation Centre of the former Nazi Party Rally Grounds in Nuremberg, Germany. The article highlights questions a...

When an informed party can engage in cheap talk with more than one audience, we show how the presence of one audience may either discipline or subvert the speaker's relationship with the other audience. We ask how welfare is affected by public or private disclosure, and predict how much communication will take place. Keyvt^ords. cheap talk, signaling, communication, incentives. Cheap Talk with ...

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User influence measurement on Micro-blogging can be classified into two types according to their concerns on following relationships or interactions among users. The former focuses on counting the audiences subscribe to a user’s tweets, neglecting the fact that many audiences do not read the tweets they subscribed to, while the latter emphasizes the audiences’ explicit actions such as retweetin...

Our research interest is in supporting live music performances for remote audiences. Using the Evaluation Grid Method (EGM), we have analyzed why music audiences prefer live shows to recorded media and have found that a sense of unity is one of the important factors. It can be at least partly reproduced at the remote site by sharing information on audiences’ reactions.

the objective of this session is to identify that how films, movies and tv series can affect on anxiety level of the audiences. in this session, actors, directors, and psychologists are going to discuss about the role of tv series, films and their contents on decreasing or increasing of anxiety and the importance of “identification” between audiences and actors or actresses.

current study basically aims at exploring the motives behind watching persian satellite channels among female audience in city of qaemshahr. participants are 263 female audiences from qaemshahr which were selected based on purposive sampling. the research method employed here is survey, and a researcher-developed questionnaire was used to collect data, one-sample t-test, anova, and friedman tes...

the most important strategy to modify high risk behavior, to prevent traffic accident and decrease death is effective education. it is necessary to have systematic steps with scientific background to educate effectively. the health educator has essential role in every education program; therefore the first question to ask is who should educate? the next in an education for reduce traffic accide...

We extend the work of Koehler, Skvortsov, and Vos (2013) to measure cross-device online audiences. The method performs demographic corrections in the usual way device-by-device. A new method that converts cross-device cookie counts to user counts is introduced. We provide practical recipes for fitting this transformation function and then demonstrate its use using online panel data from Japan.