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The document discusses a study on how YouTube is used for both mass communication and social connection. It summarizes key findings from a research article about how people use YouTube both individually for entertainment and together with others to enhance social interactions. The presentation covers topics like motivation for using media, what people do before, during, and after watching videos, how viewing affects social bonds, and profiles of typical YouTube users.
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- 1. Social Interaction and Co-Viewing With YouTube: Blending Mass Communication Reception and Social Connection Article by Paul Haridakis and Gary Hanson Presentation by Helen Pitlick
- 2. First, some fun. (if you think cat videos are fun.) (I do.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iayVVld_6q4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzzjgBAaWZw
- 4. Uses and Gratifications Why do we use media?
- 5. Motivation What drives us to do what we do?
- 6. Activity What do we do before during and after watching?
- 7. Affinity "Did Pedro really cheat on Vanelda with Daphne while she was in a coma?!" How does what we watch affect our social connections?
- 8. The Study Who Uses YouTube?
- 9. Results Who's the ideal user? This guy.
- 10. My Thoughts (a little anecdote)
- 11. Your Thoughts? ?
- 12. Image Credits Slide 3: VideoCrab Slide 5: Play4smee Slide 4: Wikimedia Commons Slide 6: Tabbymom_Jen Slide 7: Limonada Slide 8: Wikimedia Commons Slide 9: Galaxy_fm