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The me in social media

2013-04-16T07:26:50Z

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Sulit, L. J. C. (2013). ''The “me” in social media: Characterizing the identities of selected social media users and the cultural factors behind them.'' Unpublished undergraduate thesis. Quezon City: University of the Philippines, Diliman.

Social media is shaping up to be one of the most popular medium to emerge in recent times. However, existing researches about this topic tend to focus more on the technology. The users seem to be have been neglected in the academic discourse on online media.

This study aimed to put the focus on the people that use social media by characterizing their identities. Because culture plays a big part in the usage of new media, this study aimed to answer the question: what are the cultural factors that shape the identities of selected Filipino social media users?

In order to achieve this goal, I looked for four university students who are active users of social media. Using the Joshua Meyrowitz’ Medium Theory (1985) as adapted in the study of Livingstone and Bovill (1999), I used online ethnography and in-depth interviews to gather data on the users’ access, lifestyles, uses, environments, and social change related to social media. Then, I used both grounded theory and sociological hermeneutics as lens to analyze the data.

The cultural factors that emerged in this study were the thriftiness of the respondents and their expected usage of “pakikiramdam.” Also, as a result of their adolescence, the respondents were in the process of seeking autonomy from their families.

'''Keywords:''' social media users, cultural factors, identity, Medium Theory

View thesis[http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/themeinsoc3413].

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The me in social media

2013-04-16T07:26:27Z

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The me in social media

2013-04-16T07:26:13Z

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Sulit, L. J. C. (2013). ''The “me” in social media: Characterizing the identities of selected social media users and the cultural factors behind them.'' Unpublished undergraduate thesis. Quezon City: University of the Philippines, Diliman.

Social media is shaping up to be one of the most popular medium to emerge in recent times. However, existing researches about this topic tend to focus more on the technology. The users seem to be have been neglected in the academic discourse on online media.

This study aimed to put the focus on the people that use social media by characterizing their identities. Because culture plays a big part in the usage of new media, this study aimed to answer the question: what are the cultural factors that shape the identities of selected Filipino social media users?

In order to achieve this goal, I looked for four university students who are active users of social media. Using the Joshua Meyrowitz’ Medium Theory (1985) as adapted in the study of Livingstone and Bovill (1999), I used online ethnography and in-depth interviews to gather data on the users’ access, lifestyles, uses, environments, and social change related to social media. Then, I used both grounded theory and sociological hermeneutics as lens to analyze the data.

The cultural factors that emerged in this study were the thriftiness of the respondents and their expected usage of “pakikiramdam.” Also, as a result of their adolescence, the respondents were in the process of seeking autonomy from their families.

'''Keywords:''' social media users, cultural factors, identity, Medium Theory

View thesis[http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/themeinsoc3413].

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The me in social media

2013-04-16T07:26:07Z

Lcsulit:

Sulit, L. J. C. (2013). ''The “me” in social media: Characterizing the identities of selected social media users and the cultural factors behind them.'' Unpublished undergraduate thesis. Quezon City: University of the Philippines, Diliman.

Social media is shaping up to be one of the most popular medium to emerge in recent times. However, existing researches about this topic tend to focus more on the technology. The users seem to be have been neglected in the academic discourse on online media.

This study aimed to put the focus on the people that use social media by characterizing their identities. Because culture plays a big part in the usage of new media, this study aimed to answer the question: what are the cultural factors that shape the identities of selected Filipino social media users?

In order to achieve this goal, I looked for four university students who are active users of social media. Using the Joshua Meyrowitz’ Medium Theory (1985) as adapted in the study of Livingstone and Bovill (1999), I used online ethnography and in-depth interviews to gather data on the users’ access, lifestyles, uses, environments, and social change related to social media. Then, I used both grounded theory and sociological hermeneutics as lens to analyze the data.

The cultural factors that emerged in this study were the thriftiness of the respondents and their expected usage of “pakikiramdam.” Also, as a result of their adolescence, the respondents were in the process of seeking autonomy from their families.

'''Keywords:''' social media users, cultural factors, identity, Medium Theory

View thesis[http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/themeinsoc3413].

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The me in social media

2013-04-16T07:25:57Z

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The me in social media

2013-04-16T07:25:12Z

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The me in social media

2013-04-16T07:24:07Z

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The me in social media

2013-04-16T07:23:42Z

Lcsulit:

Sulit, L. J. C. (2013). ''The “me” in social media: Characterizing the identities of selected social media users and the cultural factors behind them.'' Unpublished undergraduate thesis. Quezon City: University of the Philippines, Diliman.

Social media is shaping up to be one of the most popular medium to emerge in recent times. However, existing researches about this topic tend to focus more on the technology. The users are seem to be have been neglected in the academic discourse on online media.

This study aimed to put the focus on the people that use social media by characterizing their identities. Because culture plays a big part in the usage of new media, this study aimed to answer the question: what are the cultural factors that shape the identities of selected Filipino social media users?

In order to achieve this goal, I looked for four university students who are active users of social media. Using the Joshua Meyrowitz’ Medium Theory (1985) as adapted in the study of Livingstone and Bovill (1999), I used online ethnography and in-depth interviews to gather data on the users’ access, lifestyles, uses, environments, and social change related to social media. Then, I used both grounded theory and sociological hermeneutics as lens to analyze the data.

The cultural factors that emerged in this study were the thriftiness of the respondents and their expected usage of “pakikiramdam.” Also, as a result of their adolescence, the respondents were in the process of seeking autonomy from their families.

'''Keywords:''' social media users, cultural factors, identity, Medium Theory

View thesis[http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/themeinsoc3413].

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The me in social media

2013-04-16T07:23:14Z

Lcsulit:

Sulit, L. J. C. (2013). ''The “me” in social media: Characterizing the identities of selected social media users and the cultural factors behind them.'' Unpublished undergraduate thesis. Quezon City: University of the Philippines, Diliman.

Social media is shaping up to be one of the most popular medium to emerge in recent times. However, existing researches about this topic tend to focus more on the technology. The users are seem to be have been neglected in the academic discourse on online media.

This study aimed to put the focus on the people that use social media by characterizing their identities. Because culture plays a big part in the usage of new media, this study aimed to answer the question: what are the cultural factors that shape the identities of selected Filipino social media users?

In order to achieve this goal, I looked for four university students who are active users of social media. Using the Joshua Meyrowitz’ Medium Theory (1985) as adapted in the study of Livingstone and Bovill (1999), I used online ethnography and in-depth interviews to gather data on the users’ access, lifestyles, uses, environments, and social change related to social media. Then, I used both grounded theory and sociological hermeneutics as lens to analyze the data.

The cultural factors that emerged in this study were the thriftiness of the respondents and their expected usage of “pakikiramdam.” Also, as a result of their adolescence, the respondents were in the process of seeking autonomy from their families.

'''Keywords:''' social media users, cultural factors, identity, Medium Theory

<a href="http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/themeinsoc3413"> View thesis. </a>

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The me in social media

2013-04-16T07:20:33Z

Lcsulit:

Sulit, L. J. C. (2013). ''The “me” in social media: Characterizing the identities of selected social media users and the cultural factors behind them.'' Unpublished undergraduate thesis. Quezon City: University of the Philippines, Diliman.

Social media is shaping up to be one of the most popular medium to emerge in recent times. However, existing researches about this topic tend to focus more on the technology. The users are seem to be have been neglected in the academic discourse on online media.

This study aimed to put the focus on the people that use social media by characterizing their identities. Because culture plays a big part in the usage of new media, this study aimed to answer the question: what are the cultural factors that shape the identities of selected Filipino social media users?

In order to achieve this goal, I looked for four university students who are active users of social media. Using the Joshua Meyrowitz’ Medium Theory (1985) as adapted in the study of Livingstone and Bovill (1999), I used online ethnography and in-depth interviews to gather data on the users’ access, lifestyles, uses, environments, and social change related to social media. Then, I used both grounded theory and sociological hermeneutics as lens to analyze the data.

The cultural factors that emerged in this study were the thriftiness of the respondents and their expected usage of “pakikiramdam.” Also, as a result of their adolescence, the respondents were in the process of seeking autonomy from their families.

'''Keywords:''' social media users, cultural factors, identity, Medium Theory

View thesis: [http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/themeinsoc3413]

The me in social media

2013-04-16T07:19:22Z

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Sulit, L. J. C. (2013). ''The “me” in social media: Characterizing the identities of selected social media users and the cultural factors behind them.'' Unpublished undergraduate thesis. Quezon City: University of the Philippines, Diliman.

Social media is shaping up to be one of the most popular medium to emerge in recent times. However, existing researches about this topic tend to focus more on the technology. The users are seem to be have been neglected in the academic discourse on online media.
This study aimed to put the focus on the people that use social media by characterizing their identities. Because culture plays a big part in the usage of new media, this study aimed to answer the question: what are the cultural factors that shape the identities of selected Filipino social media users?
In order to achieve this goal, I looked for four university students who are active users of social media. Using the Joshua Meyrowitz’ Medium Theory (1985) as adapted in the study of Livingstone and Bovill (1999), I used online ethnography and in-depth interviews to gather data on the users’ access, lifestyles, uses, environments, and social change related to social media. Then, I used both grounded theory and sociological hermeneutics as lens to analyze the data.
The cultural factors that emerged in this study were the thriftiness of the respondents and their expected usage of “pakikiramdam.” Also, as a result of their adolescence, the respondents were in the process of seeking autonomy from their families.

Keywords: social media users, cultural factors, identity, Medium Theory

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http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/themeinsoc3413

YOU BE THE JUDGE: An analysis of the effects on U.P. students of the coverage given by selected print and online media to the May 21, 2011 Judgment Day story

2012-04-03T18:14:40Z

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ABSTRACT

Dadis, D.A. and Pua, F.N. S.M. (2012). ''You Be The Judge: An analysis of the effects on U.P. Students of the coverage given by selected print and online Media to the May 21, 2011 Judgment Day story.'' Unpublished Undergraduate Thesis, University of the Philippines Diliman.

This thesis tackles how the media covered the May 21, 2011 Judgment Day story and how the manner of coverage by the media influenced the perception of UP Diliman students on the said story. 
This was accomplished by the researchers using the triangulation approach. The method includes: (1) archiving news stories from the chosen newspapers (Manila Bulletin, The Philippine Daily Inquirer, The Philippine Star) and video reports from selected online news portals (abs-cbnnews.com, gmanews.tv) about the May 21, 2011 Judgment Day coverage from May 1 to June 1, 2011; (2) conducting a survey gauging the perception of the UP students regarding the issue; (3) Interview with an expert in the philosophy of religion and an actual reporter who did a coverage on the said story. The researchers did a qualitative analysis of the archived materials and interviews, while a quantitative approach was applied in interpreting the survey results. 
The research argued that the reports on the judgment day story in the local news tend to focus on ascertaining the reality of the claim, thus rendering institutions (Catholic church) more powerful, while discrediting the proponents of the claim (Family Radio group). The researchers found a need to deviate from this manner of reporting such highly-speculative stories and instead, provide more context and fresher perspective regarding the story in order to make it more relevant to the people. 

KEY WORDS:
May 21, 2011 Judgment Day,
Audience Perception,
Print Online Media, Media Coverage

View Thesis: [http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/YouBeTheJu2350]

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YOU BE THE JUDGE: An analysis of the effects on U.P. students of the coverage given by selected print and online media to the May 21, 2011 Judgment Day story

2012-04-03T18:12:35Z

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ABSTRACT

Dadis, D.A. and Pua, F.N. S.M. (2012). ''You Be The Judge: An analysis of the effects on U.P. Students of the coverage given by selected print and online Media to the May 21, 2011 Judgment Day story.'' Unpublished Undergraduate Thesis, University of the Philippines Diliman.

This thesis tackles how the media covered the May 21, 2011 Judgment Day story and how the manner of coverage by the media influenced the perception of UP Diliman students on the said story. 
This was accomplished by the researchers using the triangulation approach. The method includes: (1) archiving news stories from the chosen newspapers (Manila Bulletin, The Philippine Daily Inquirer, The Philippine Star) and video reports from selected online news portals (abs-cbnnews.com, gmanews.tv) about the May 21, 2011 Judgment Day coverage from May 1 to June 1, 2011; (2) conducting a survey gauging the perception of the UP students regarding the issue; (3) Interview with an expert in the philosophy of religion and an actual reporter who did a coverage on the said story. The researchers did a qualitative analysis of the archived materials and interviews, while a quantitative approach was applied in interpreting the survey results. 
The research argued that the reports on the judgment day story in the local news tend to focus on ascertaining the reality of the claim, thus rendering institutions (Catholic church) more powerful, while discrediting the proponents of the claim (Family Radio group). The researchers found a need to deviate from this manner of reporting such highly-speculative stories and instead, provide more context and fresher perspective regarding the story in order to make it more relevant to the people. 

KEY WORDS:
May 21, 2011 Judgment Day,
Audience Perception,
Print Online Media

View Thesis: [http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/YouBeTheJu2350]

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YOU BE THE JUDGE: An analysis of the effects on U.P. students of the coverage given by selected print and online media to the May 21, 2011 Judgment Day story

2012-04-03T18:11:41Z

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ABSTRACT

Dadis, D.A. and Pua, F.N. S.M. (2012). ''You Be The Judge: An analysis of the effects on U.P. Students of the coverage given by selected print and online Media to the May 21, 2011 Judgment Day story.'' Unpublished Undergraduate Thesis, University of the Philippines Diliman.

This thesis tackles how the media covered the May 21, 2011 Judgment Day story and how the manner of coverage by the media influenced the perception of UP Diliman students on the said story.
This was accomplished by the researchers using the triangulation approach. The method includes: (1) archiving news stories from the chosen newspapers (Manila Bulletin, The Philippine Daily Inquirer, The Philippine Star) and video reports from selected online news portals (abs-cbnnews.com, gmanews.tv) about the May 21, 2011 Judgment Day coverage from May 1 to June 1, 2011; (2) conducting a survey gauging the perception of the UP students regarding the issue; (3) Interview with an expert in the philosophy of religion and an actual reporter who did a coverage on the said story. The researchers did a qualitative analysis of the archived materials and interviews, while a quantitative approach was applied in interpreting the survey results.
The research argued that the reports on the judgment day story in the local news tend to focus on ascertaining the reality of the claim, thus rendering institutions (Catholic church) more powerful, while discrediting the proponents of the claim (Family Radio group). The researchers found a need to deviate from this manner of reporting such highly-speculative stories and instead, provide more context and fresher perspective regarding the story in order to make it more relevant to the people.

KEY WORDS:
May 21, 2011 Judgment Day
Audience Perception
Print Online Media

View Thesis: [http://iskwiki.upd.edu.ph/flipbooks/YouBeTheJu2350]

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2012-04-03T17:59:47Z

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2012-04-03T17:59:47Z

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2012-04-03T17:56:50Z

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2012-04-03T17:56:29Z

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2012-04-03T17:55:32Z

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2012-04-03T17:54:28Z

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