What is an audience?
An individual or collective group of people who read or consume a form of media text.
MAINSTREAM- mass media such as newspapers and magazines which contain high readerships alongside TV and radio which have high views and listener audiences.
NICHE- a much smaller audience with a more unique interest in a specific topic.
PUSH MEDIA- we receive and consume it
PULL MEDIA- decide and access what we want with media
VALUE CHAIN- products are made and distributed to audiences
SOCIAL NETWORK- complex system where producers and consumers are mixed up
AUDIENCE ENGAGEMENT- describes how an audience interacts with a media text. Different people react in different ways to the same text.
AUDIENCE EXPECTATIONS- advance ideas they may have. Particularly applies to genre pieces. Producers often play with or deliberately shatter audience expectations.
AUDIENCE IDENTIFICATION- this is the define information (rather than the vague expectations) which an audience brings to a media product.
AUDIENCE PLACEMENT- way audience feels themselves connected to a particular media text, in that they feel it directly expresses their attitude or lifestyle.
AUDIENCE RESEARCH- done at all stages, audience continually monitored, reactions to early visions, pre-release version to a test audience, make requested changes.
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