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<p>Kpfrancisco2: </p> <hr /> <div>'''Title:''' TV WannaBe, PinoyWannaBe: a case study on Traces of Media Convergence, Participatory Culture and New Media Usage as seen from the PinoyWannaBe Production Experience<br /> <br /> '''Abstract:'''<br /> <br /> <br /> This thesis is a case study of Philippine convergence as seen from the<br /> PinoyWannaBe production experience. Convergence is a global technological and<br /> cultural phenomenon where mere consumers of media have become creators of<br /> content, making a participatory culture. Convergence allows content to flow across<br /> different platforms and posits collective intelligence as a new source of media power.<br /> Even though the Philippines is TV-centric, more Filipinos are going online and creating<br /> their own content. This study aims to determine the extent of convergence and its<br /> constituent properties in the Philippines. With the use of Axel Bruns’ Produsage<br /> Framework and Henry Jenkins’ Convergence Culture, the PinoyWannaBe blog-show<br /> was analyzed as a case study of convergence. Using complete participation and<br /> ethnographic interviews, this study determined the different procedures involved in<br /> content creation and established the different sites of convergence within<br /> PinoyWannaBe. Results show that despite the alternative platform in which it is<br /> presented, PinoyWannaBe directly adapts television characteristics to its production<br /> process and content. Lastly, this thesis discusses the implications of this case study on<br /> the Filipino audience, content and mass media.<br /> <br /> <br /> Francisco, Karla Nicole Paler (2011). TV WannaBe, PinoyWannaBe: A Case Study on Traces of<br /> Media Convergence, Participatory Culture and New Media Usage as seen from the<br /> PinoyWannaBe Experience, Unpublished Undergraduate Thesis, University of the<br /> Philippines College of Mass Communication.<br /> <br /> <br /> [http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/TVWANNABEP1922 View Thesis]<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:CMC Thesis]][[Category:Department of Broadcast Communication Thesis]][[Category:Theses]]<br /> [[Category:Thesis--Convergence, new media, internet, blogging, blog]]</div>

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<p>Kpfrancisco2: New page: &#039;&#039;&#039;Title:&#039;&#039;&#039; TV WannaBe, PinoyWannaBe: a case study on Traces of Media Convergence, Participatory Culture and New Media Usage as seen from the PinoyWannaBe Production Experience &#039;&#039;&#039;Abstra...</p> <hr /> <div>'''Title:''' TV WannaBe, PinoyWannaBe: a case study on Traces of Media Convergence, Participatory Culture and New Media Usage as seen from the PinoyWannaBe Production Experience<br /> <br /> '''Abstract:'''<br /> <br /> Francisco, K.N.P. (2011). TV WannaBe, PinoyWannaBe: A Case Study on Traces of<br /> Media Convergence, Participatory Culture and New Media Usage as seen from the<br /> PinoyWannaBe Experience, Unpublished Undergraduate Thesis, University of the<br /> Philippines College of Mass Communication.<br /> <br /> This thesis is a case study of Philippine convergence as seen from the<br /> PinoyWannaBe production experience. Convergence is a global technological and<br /> cultural phenomenon where mere consumers of media have become creators of<br /> content, making a participatory culture. Convergence allows content to flow across<br /> different platforms and posits collective intelligence as a new source of media power.<br /> Even though the Philippines is TV-centric, more Filipinos are going online and creating<br /> their own content. This study aims to determine the extent of convergence and its<br /> constituent properties in the Philippines. With the use of Axel Bruns’ Produsage<br /> Framework and Henry Jenkins’ Convergence Culture, the PinoyWannaBe blog-show<br /> was analyzed as a case study of convergence. Using complete participation and<br /> ethnographic interviews, this study determined the different procedures involved in<br /> content creation and established the different sites of convergence within<br /> PinoyWannaBe. Results show that despite the alternative platform in which it is<br /> presented, PinoyWannaBe directly adapts television characteristics to its production<br /> process and content. Lastly, this thesis discusses the implications of this case study on<br /> the Filipino audience, content and mass media.<br /> <br /> '''View Thesis:'''<br /> [[Image:http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/TVWANNABEP1434/]]<br /> &lt;br /&gt;<br /> [[Category:CMC Thesis]][[Department of Broadcast Communication Thesis]][[Category:Thesis--Convergence, new media, internet, blogging, blog]]</div>

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