Conceptualizing the diversity of media practices. Networks as a conceptual category for research on audiences and publics

Patriarche, Geoffroy; Dufrasne, Marie

Conceptualizing the diversity of media practices. Networks as a conceptual category for research on audiences and publics

Patriarche, Geoffroy

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Dufrasne, Marie

(2016) Réseaux : communication - technologie - société — n° 187, p. 197-234 (2014)

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Patriarche, GeoffroyUSL-B
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The socio-technical transformations that shape media use, reception, and participation practices challenge the fundamental categories of research on audiences and publics: the “audience” and the “public”, of course, but also the “community.”

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Patriarche, G., & Dufrasne, M. (2016). Conceptualizing the diversity of media practices. Networks as a conceptual category for research on audiences and publics. Réseaux : communication - technologie - société, 187, 197-234. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/181903 (Original work published 2014)