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ЗБЕРЕЖЕННЯ НАЦІОНАЛЬНИХ ТРАДИЦІЙ У МИСТЕЦТВІ ЕСТРАДНОГО ВИДОВИЩА У СВІТЛІ ПРОЦЕСІВ ГЛОБАЛІЗАЦІЇ

ЗБЕРЕЖЕННЯ НАЦІОНАЛЬНИХ ТРАДИЦІЙ У МИСТЕЦТВІ ЕСТРАДНОГО ВИДОВИЩА У СВІТЛІ ПРОЦЕСІВ ГЛОБАЛІЗАЦІЇ

Author(s): Svitlana Zaichenko / Language(s): Ukrainian Issue: 4/2014

This article identifies the main characteristics of today's popular culture in the world, and particularly in Ukraine and variety shows as the most popular type among population mass leisure culture.In this article proved that all the phenomena of popular culture today are somehow related to one characteristic property – all of their cultural elements, appearing in various spheres of public life, are prevalent in a given society and is a part or the source of world popular culture, becoming the new way of communication between people, not only within a country but also worldwide. Indicated that partially it becomes possible because of rapidly progressive and integrating into society mass-media, so that made possible much easier to take part into creation of cultural products and, as a re-sult, to become a part of the global cultural process.It is proved that in Ukraine as a result of the destruction of the old Soviet values system there is a need to establish new models of styles and ideals of life that would meet the needs of the time and the mentality of the Ukrainian people, and that exactly mass and popular cultures are called to do this, as the most effective and influential driving forces. Based on the exposed ideas of known culture-experts in this article is determined that is common and different between mass and popular culture, and therefore defined which phenomena of contemporary culture, we can attribute to the popular and which are to the mass culture and which to both at once, although until today are disputable among re-searchers using the terms "mass culture" and "popular culture", because the role of "masses" changed, constantly changes role of the mass culture in the world, becomes differentiated within this phenomenon, takes place the audience stratification and borrowing cultural elements from elite culture.In this article investigated that for today variety show in the industrial society is one of the most popular among people the mass culture phenomenon because of its dynamism, brightness, festivity, easiness and at the same time, social relevance and activity.In this article the end of XX – beginning of XXI century characterized as the beginning of the globalization world influences at all levels of public life, including culture, defined the character of such influence, its negative and positive signs. Because the nature of the relationship of Ukraine with globalized world is perhaps the most important and the most difficult question of its current development, in the article paid much attention to the study of globalization impacts on the development of the mass culture in Ukraine which are shown mostly in imitation "Western" culture, that are considered by many, more progressive system of values, that is a result of widening market standardization of cultural goods and services and the commercialization of cultural products, which reduces its positive impact on the individual, and, consequently, society as a whole.Noted also that economic difficulties on the beginning of the process of Ukrainian state-creations caused a significant negative impact on the development of mass culture in Ukraine, as a result Ukraine has lost control over the production of its own mass cultural product and its distribution, leaving it in the complete control of Western, American and Russian producers.Modern society requires a professional scientifically proven non-traditional approach to solving today's problems in the field of the mass culture that are related with the processes of globalization. Under these conditions, an interesting subject for studying of the problems of reviving the spirituality and the general culture of the people becomes particularly the variety show, as the most common form of mass art spectacular, which expands its borders performing arts and be-came a phenomenon of everyday life, getting into fashion, media, television, sports, the communication between people, and even in education and science.Based on the analysis demonstrated the importance of preserving national traditions in the arts, including and entertainment spectacular forms the mass culture and the ways of their distribution and promotion. One of these methods proposed development of creative artistic performances at different levels and for different age and social groups, radically redirecting cultural and recreational activities in Ukraine, by reorganization of the now "active" since the Soviet times houses of culture or the creation of new modern answering mentality and growing spiritual value-orientation and recreational needs of the population of each area recreation centers for leisure time. Just art creation most effectively promotes the spiritual revival of the individual through the mastery of the cultural values of the past and present.In this article proved that the development of mass spectacle, including variety has the future, because modern per-son is tired to be lonely and useless in society, and exactly by participating in mass creative action or through the process of audience perception traces the connection of worship and games as components of spirituality, occurs the understanding and experiencing of the values of goo, truth and beauty. The variety show, that has cultural and historical character as a special form of communication, directs person and his values in the context of life perspective "past-present-future."Another way to preserve and promote cultural heritage is supporting of state-level variety figure in a particular genre as national "producers" – putting various benefits and privileges on radio, television and other media, supporting for various festivals, competitions, creative evenings, shows and other public spectacles, that have cultural and national character, at the local level through the involvement of patrons and sponsors who would be interested by the state through preferences to invest their sponsorship money in realization the above-mentioned mass creative activities. Ac-cording to the author in the sphere of activities of art critics should get such aspect as the nationality of variety shows, as the most popular for today kind of mass culture.Results of the research explicitly designed for use in practice by lecturers and other workers of mass culture and leisure sector.

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Media convergence: Television and online news correlations
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Media convergence: Television and online news correlations

Author(s): Jaka Polutnik,Jernej Burkeljca,Marijana Zelenik / Language(s): English Issue: 1-2/2017

Media saw the opportunity in the convergence to spread the media outreach beyond physical limitations. Convergence demanded that journalists should prepare news for multiple media in the same working hours. Such working approaches led to cuts in resources and staff, lower news quality and near impossibility to investigate a story. That is why we wanted to see how such approach reflected on news from the users’ perspective. We observed television and online news and compared the frequency of publishing, comparing the structure of online and television news through news categories and compared the syntax similarity between both media.

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Príspevok k členeniu časopiseckých žánrov
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Príspevok k členeniu časopiseckých žánrov

Author(s): Mária Follrichová / Language(s): Slovak Issue: 1-2/2017

RONČÁKOVÁ, Terézia. 2016. Súčasné žurnalistické žánre. Nové i staronové modely v slovenských spoločenských týždenníkoch. Ružomberok: VERBUM, 2016. 290 s. ISBN 978-80-561-0358-6.

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Mediálna zábava v 21. storočí
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Mediálna zábava v 21. storočí

Author(s): Karina Kubíková / Language(s): Slovak Issue: 1-2/2017

RADOŠINSKÁ, Jana: Mediálna zábava v 21. storočí. Sociálno-kultúrne aspekty a trendy. Trnava : Univerzita sv. Cyrila a Metoda v Trnave, Fakulta masmediálnej komunikácie, 2016. 140 s. ISBN 978-80-8105-793-9.

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Komunikacijske strategije

Komunikacijske strategije

Author(s): Ivana Pothorski / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 1/2017

The importance and the role of communicative competence, which is an umbrella term for all competences, is an inevitable term in linguistics. The article provides an overview of different models of communicative competence according to the authors – for instance: grammatical competence, sociolinguistic competence, discourse competence, strategic competence. The focus of this article is primarily set on various communication strategies as mechanisms that enable the speaker to overcome difficulties while taking part in the communication process. Owing to a variety of approaches and models, overlapping and vagueness of terminology is not uncommon. However, the paper will attempt to shed more light on the matter at hand by providing a systematic overview. In addition to that, the article gives a short historical insight into the development of the communicative competence emphasizing the elements which have broadened the concept of communicative competence. Various approaches to communicative competence, such as the traditional approach or psychological approach, are discussed, as well. Communication strategies are divided into achievement strategies (compensatory strategies) and avoidance strategies, the former being considered as positive and the latter as negative strategies in the process of communication. To be more precise, affective factors encourage the speaker to either use the most efficient strategy to compensate for one’s lack of language knowledge, or simply let the conversation end by using only short answers. Therefore, the interaction between the speakers with different levels of language proficiency proves that communication strategies are a valuable and commonly used tool to maintain the conversation in order to achieve the goal, i.e. to convey the message.

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Komunikacije razvoj — neka pitanja novog informativnog poretka u svetu

Komunikacije razvoj — neka pitanja novog informativnog poretka u svetu

Author(s): Miroljub Radojković / Language(s): Serbian Issue: 297-298/1983

Đorba za novi međunarodni poredak na području informacija i komunikacija jedan je od strategijskih ciljeva pokreta r esvrstavanja. Ona predstavIja simbol ujedinjavanja i okvir za usaglašavanje praktičnih akcija uglavnom onog dela sveta koji označavamo kao nerazvijeri, ili nedovoljno razvijen. Dakle, ostvarivanjem tog cilja valja očekivati određeni boljitak za milijarde Ijudi, siromašnih i gladnih, i u mnogim vidovima hendikepiranih. Mada se borbom za ovu vrstu svetskog poretka teži korenitim promenama na području informacija, o njemu, o postavljenim ciljevima i trenutnom domašaju akcije relativno malo se govori i informiše. Ovaj strategijski cilj zemalja u razvoju je u senci ostala dva: borbe za demokratizaciju meć unarodnih političkih odnosa i borbe za novi međunarodni ekonomski poredak.

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Banning, Blocking and Boosting: Twitter’s Solo-Regulation of Expression

Banning, Blocking and Boosting: Twitter’s Solo-Regulation of Expression

Author(s): Marko Milosavljević,Sally Broughton Micova / Language(s): English Issue: 13/2016

The regulation or self-regulation of online media is one of the key dilemmas of contemporary digital media and policy environment. This includes the new digital intermediary gatekeepers such as social media. The private rules of intermediaries, such as their ‘terms of service’ and content policies, importantly define their functioning and are sometimes thought of as self-regulatory mechanisms. Online intermediaries are increasingly being called upon to engage in codes of conduct or decisions about content. We focus on Twitter as one of the largest and most relevant new gatekeepers because of its use as source of news. The terms and other documents of Twitter are analysed as tools of self-regulation, and as the context within which the individual users and mass media (must) function in today’s digital environment. We also look at how Twitter has applied this framework in two high profile cases.

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Odnosi s javnošću kao znanstvena grana informacijskih i komunikacijskih znanosti

Odnosi s javnošću kao znanstvena grana informacijskih i komunikacijskih znanosti

Author(s): Hrvoje Jakopović / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 05/2012

Given that the field of information and communication sciences is a young field in the social sciences, it is important to consider how technology impacts the development of this field. This is especially relevant when looking at the area of public relations. Amid changing technological developments public relations is constantly being redefined in this complex environment. This work focuses on the development of public relations as a branch of study in the field of information and communication sciences. I review the scientific methods used to evaluate the influence and effects of public relations, while discussing the different methodological approaches.

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Wykorzystanie mediów w procesach partycypacyjnych

Wykorzystanie mediów w procesach partycypacyjnych

Author(s): Kinga Jarmołowicz / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2017

Policy participatory urban management is the process of engaging citizens in the processes of co-Introduction of new tools of communication is a response to social needs, resulting mainly from the adjustment of forms of cooperation to be used by the residents of tools. Natural stage communication process has to incorporate the media into a dialogue with the residents.This article presents an analysis of the media and the role they play a in the process of building civil society Lublin. A special place devoted social media, tools so readily used by the locals. In this article I will present the media used by the City of Lublin in communicating with residents, the role that communication plays in the social media and the level of community involvement in the communication process with the use of Facebook.

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KONTYNUUJĄC ROZMOWĘ... W nawiązaniu do wypowiedzi Agnieszki Lekkiej-Kowalik „O konsekwencjach dwuznaczności terminu «tożsamość osobowa». Uwagi po lekturze książki Grażyny Osiki «Tożsamość osobowa w epoce cyfrowych technologii komunikacyjnych»”
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KONTYNUUJĄC ROZMOWĘ... W nawiązaniu do wypowiedzi Agnieszki Lekkiej-Kowalik „O konsekwencjach dwuznaczności terminu «tożsamość osobowa». Uwagi po lekturze książki Grażyny Osiki «Tożsamość osobowa w epoce cyfrowych technologii komunikacyjnych»”

Author(s): Grażyna Osika / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2017

The present considerations attempt to establish a dialogue between the classical understanding of the human person, represented by Agnieszka Lekka-Kowalik, and the proposal to defi ne ‘personal identity’ as the communication environment. For this purpose it was important to recognize areas common to both conceptions, such as the fundamental experience of being and the awareness of one’s ontological coherence and uniqueness. Additionally, in trying to address the question of who we are social references needed to be taken into account. The differences between the two approaches in question concerning the issue of ‘personal identity’ have been indicated and the areas demanding further analytical work in the communication model as well as in the classical approach have been identified.

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Ekspresywność w komunikacji internetowej na przykładzie komentarzy wybranych fanpage’y Facebooka Examples of expressiveness in online communication in selected comments on Facebook fan pages

Ekspresywność w komunikacji internetowej na przykładzie komentarzy wybranych fanpage’y Facebooka Examples of expressiveness in online communication in selected comments on Facebook fan pages

Author(s): Aleksandra Urzędowska / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2016

The article discusses examples of expressiveness of internet communications in somecomments posted on Facebook.

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Luka niedoboru a media publiczne – szanse i zagrożenia

Luka niedoboru a media publiczne – szanse i zagrożenia

Author(s): Jan Kreft / Language(s): Polish Issue: 3/2016

Polish public media companies are facing strategic choices which are promising but difficult to implement. These exceptional opportunities are especially important to the regional media and they refer to both the Polish Television as well as the radio stations. They result from the deepening of the strategic gap created as a consequence of the erosion of the competitive advantages of traditional providers of media content, particularly regional press. In the face of a lasting trend of dropping sales and readership (and consequently advertising revenue) of newspapers and their weak position in the new media, there is now space for development which can, and should be, filled by the public media. The use of this strategic opportunity may accept the obligations of the public media – which result from their public mission – with providing high – quality media content and it should be based on the strategy of public media companies “the television and radio interactions”.

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Po co lotniskom Facebook?

Po co lotniskom Facebook?

Author(s): Monika Pabisek / Language(s): Polish Issue: 3/2016

The phenomenon of “the always connected traveler” has been witnessed in the aviation industry during over the last decades. It refers to the actions of air passengers who use mobile devices at every stage of their journeys. The changes in travelers’ behavior and the development of mobile technology contributed to the transformation of marketing strategy in the air service market. This paper investigates the determinants of the airports’ presence in the social networks especially their brands’ presence on Facebook.

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Wykorzystanie Facebooka w kreowaniu relacji z klientem na przykładzie marek osobistych

Wykorzystanie Facebooka w kreowaniu relacji z klientem na przykładzie marek osobistych

Author(s): Kinga Stopczyńska / Language(s): Polish Issue: 3/2016

Creating a personal brand is when the current market conditions one of the most popular activities undertaken. Personal brand is gaining on its potential value also becoming emotional nature. The bond linking her with her repeatedly buyer goes beyond the standard approach of strategic communication campaigns. Based on the recipient’s emotions, trying to be the most engaging, with time, become an important part of life recipient. Same social media are tools, usually unpaid, allowing in a permanent dialogue with existing fans of the brand and potential future – because it allows also to establish contacts with people. Building this special bond is possible through continuous contact with the customer, based on dialogue. Perfectly suited such a situation of social media. Thanks to the activities in social media, the brand becomes visible to humans. In addition, they allow you to create your own content. Such tools are blogs – or online journal, video and photo sites, social networking sites, forums, and even podcasts and Internet radio. One of the most frequented social networking is Facebook. It was he who offered the holidays due to the possibility of actions that may be in the context of use has become much preferred tool for creating personal brands through building relationships and customer relationships. The successes generated by the personal brand using Facebook to relational activities are no longer just incidental but with proper involvement of the same brand become almost the norm. It is an excellent source of motivation but also an innovative idea for a business activity that is thanks to the strong personalize these actions may allow to generate a completely new quality on the market.

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Polska Akcja Humanitarna – lider społeczny na portalu społecznościowym Facebook

Polska Akcja Humanitarna – lider społeczny na portalu społecznościowym Facebook

Author(s): Anna Kalinowska-Żeleźnik,Anna Lusińska,Sylwia Kuczamer-Kłopotowska / Language(s): Polish Issue: 4/2016

In the age of continued instability, constant crises, age of not coping with building-up problems of the globalizing world, increasingly the role of social leaders is taken by non-governmental organizations, such as Polska Akcja Humanitarna. It quickly and accurately diagnoses social problems, in order to reduce them. In order to meet the challenges posed in front, not only by its own region or country, but also by the globalizing world, it performs its tasks at the level of the general public. In carrying out the mission of global humanitarian aid it uses, inter alia, modern marketing communications tools, including the interactive communication in social media.

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Social media a kampanie społeczne. „Facebook to nie życie” jako przykład kampanii społecznej o i na Facebooku

Social media a kampanie społeczne. „Facebook to nie życie” jako przykład kampanii społecznej o i na Facebooku

Author(s): Anna Lusińska / Language(s): Polish Issue: 4/2016

Today’s world, speeding in optical fibers of new technologies, largely focusing on Internet users a variety of social media, forced the non-profit institutions – organizations, foundations education in the fields of social problems using their tools. You do not have Facebook? Today you do not exist – say these modern young generation X, Y and Z on high-speed connections drifting across borders globalized world. In it they create its image – professional, personal, intimate. Because a wide range of Facebook, unmatched in the flow of relevant and irrelevant information, and the low cost of the promotion are the arguments, which does not have any traditional medium. Thus leading social campaigns on Facebook opens up significant opportunities. They also apply to two issues directly related to it – undesirable social contacts, rejection or addiction. The first refers to Polski Czerwony Krzyż campaign in 2010 entitled: “Facebook is not life”. Through its analysis sought to show how Facebook, based on the mechanisms of rapid and shallow Internet communications, affects interpersonal relationships, especially socializing and what it could have consequences in real life. This step in the social environment rated as fast action, regardless, unconditional and reckless consequences that direct contacts, especially sexual, would be tragic and irreversible. The campaign was a success. In two days led to social, international discourse (in 150 countries) on the mindless making friends, which usually takes place on Facebook, in the context of prevention of HIV.

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Rola Facebooka w działalności marketingowej banków

Rola Facebooka w działalności marketingowej banków

Author(s): Marika Świeszczak,Krzysztof Świeszczak / Language(s): Polish Issue: 4/2016

Social media has become an integral part of the life of modern society. Facebook is the most popular social media, his role was primarily to share information about your friends and share with them any content. Currently, the possibility of use Facebook are more widely, among other things enables banks to forming relationships with customers (current and potential). The benefits of social networking are double-sided – for consumers it is a form of access to banking services, for financial institutions access to information about the behavior and needs of their customers. The aim of this article is to present the role of Facebook in banks marketing activity in the context of social media. The article will be shown directions of the use of Facebook by selected banks, as well as will be described marketing activity of these institutions to their profiles on social networking sites.

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The Capacities and Limitations of the Newspaper Column as a Tool for Creating the Image of Its Author

The Capacities and Limitations of the Newspaper Column as a Tool for Creating the Image of Its Author

Author(s): Anna Barańska-Szmitko / Language(s): English Issue: 5/2016

The aim of this paper is to verify the capacities and limitations of the newspaper column (understood as a genre) as a tool for creating the image of its author. In the paper, the distinguishing features of a column are first presented, and then a hypothesis is proposed for predicting which attributes of its author may be generated by the column’s features. This hypothesis is juxtaposed with the results of empirical research. The main task of this research was to read the texts of one of two Polish columnists – Krzysztof Varga and Szymon Hołownia – and subsequently answer questions indicating the authors’ attributes. This procedure made it possible to recreate the image of the text’s author. The results demonstrated the influence of the column’s distinguishing features on the image of its author inferred by readers.

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The American Broadcast My Lobotomy as an Example of a Radio Feature in the West

The American Broadcast My Lobotomy as an Example of a Radio Feature in the West

Author(s): Natalia Kowalska / Language(s): English Issue: 5/2016

This article consists of two parts. In the first one, I analyse relations between a reportage and a feature. Differences can be found in the way these notions are defined by scholars in Poland and in Western Europe. Polish radio documentaries are based on authenticity, while in a feature the truth intermingles with fiction. My Lobotomy, by David Isay and Piya Kochhar, serves as an example of a work which presents both authentic characters and some fictional elements. In the second part of the article I focused on the analysis of this American feature. As far as I am concerned, what makes the work most interesting is the relationship between the protagonist’s authentic and spontaneous reactions and the read out narrative sequences.

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News in Television Broadcasts

News in Television Broadcasts

Author(s): Krzysztof Grzegorzewski / Language(s): English Issue: 5/2016

The text is focused on the characteristics of news in daily TV programmes, such as the news or broadcasts on round-the-clock television (e.g. TVN 24). The author proposes a definition of news and tries to approach its intrinsic features in Polish conditions, illustrating the discussion with examples. A full description of news (considering such problems as content and the most important characteristics) makes it possible to systematize an event and analyse news in the Polish mass media.

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