LSE Media & Communications: What theories or ideas do you draw on when thinking about audiences?
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LSE Media & Communications: What theories or ideas do you draw on when thinking about audiences?

LSE Media & Communications: What theories or ideas do you draw on when thinking about audiences?

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LSE Media & Communications: Do you think that audiences are either media-savvy or easily influenced?

LSE Media & Communications: Do you think that audiences are either media-savvy or easily influenced?

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LSE Media & Communications: Which methods have you found to be productive when studying audiences?

LSE Media & Communications: Which methods have you found to be productive when studying audiences?

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New Trajectories in Media and Communications Research

New Trajectories in Media and Communications Research

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LSE Media & Communications: How do you understand the current shift from 'audiences' to 'users'?

LSE Media & Communications: How do you understand the current shift from 'audiences' to 'users'?

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LSE Media & Communications: Tell us about your research, and how the study of audiences fit into it

LSE Media & Communications: Tell us about your research, and how the study of audiences fit into it

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LSE Media & Communications: What do you see as the next challenge for audience researchers?

LSE Media & Communications: What do you see as the next challenge for audience researchers?

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LSE Media & Communication: Shakuntala Banaji on audience research

LSE Media & Communication: Shakuntala Banaji on audience research

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LSE Media & Communication: Sonia Livingstone on audience research

LSE Media & Communication: Sonia Livingstone on audience research

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LSE Media & Communication: Myria Georgiou on audience research

LSE Media & Communication: Myria Georgiou on audience research

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LSE Media & Communication: Ellen Helsper on audience research

LSE Media & Communication: Ellen Helsper on audience research

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LSE Media & Communication: Sarah Banet-Weiser on audience research

LSE Media & Communication: Sarah Banet-Weiser on audience research

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LSE Media & Communication: Nick Couldry on audience research

LSE Media & Communication: Nick Couldry on audience research

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LSE Media & Communication: Rodolfo Levya on audience research

LSE Media & Communication: Rodolfo Levya on audience research

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LSE Thinks | Charlie Beckett – Does social media promote freedom of expression?

LSE Thinks | Charlie Beckett – Does social media promote freedom of expression?

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Of Boys and Men: New challenges for gender equality| LSE Event

Of Boys and Men: New challenges for gender equality| LSE Event

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LSE Thinks | Is the visibility of motherhood in media and popular culture a good thing?

LSE Thinks | Is the visibility of motherhood in media and popular culture a good thing?

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Social Media and Hate | LSE Event

Social Media and Hate | LSE Event

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What and how should parents be advised about ‘screen time’?

What and how should parents be advised about ‘screen time’?

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Is social media good for society?

Is social media good for society?

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