First Thesis proposal
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This document summarizes a proposed study on how late night television is socializing and engaging audiences. It will analyze how viewers now integrate websites, mobile phones, DVRs, and user-generated content with television watching. The study will follow new media trends, examine user patterns, conduct interviews, and analyze content from shows like Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. The goal is to understand how late night programming and lifestyle shows are using technology to interact with viewers and contribute knowledge on this changing media landscape.
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- 1. Socializing Late Night Television: Engaging the Audience By: Colleen McAndrew
- 3. Separate Website and Television Show
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- 7. Explanation of Importance #nextmedia chroma RT @sklive: #NextMedia #BillBuxton: Unlike the print revolution and industrial revolution, the public has a chance to be involved dday10 Bill Buxton: What we need to be experts in is PEOPLE and the technology is the appendage #nextmedia chroma the technology hasn't changed, it's a social change. who's doing it, where and why. technology is just a prosthetic. #nextmedia CarolynFellThought it was very interesting to note how many ppl have more 2 or more mobile devices today at #nextmedia. Me too. elizemorganReal time communication with fans - especially for younger folks - is required. Gavin Purcell at #nextmedia
- 8. Methodology to be Employed Follow trends in new media User Patterns of use of technology with television watching Participant-Observer Study Late Night with Jimmy Fallon or 10! Show Interviews Gavin Purcell Content Analysis
- 10. Content Analysis
- 12. Spring Term
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- 15. Summer Term
- 16. Formulate and Test Ideas
- 17. Write ThesisLate Night Programming Lifestyle and Entertainment Shows How viewers use technology with television
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