BME GTK Szociológia és Kommunikáció Tanszék
Kommunikáció- és Médiatudomány Mesterképzési (MA) szak
Digitális média specializáció (Szociológia és Kommunikáció Tanszék)
Záróvizsga 2024. január 16.
Tételek
- Platformgazdaság és platformizáció
- Netsemlegesség
- Felhasználói tartalmak és professzionalizáció
- Új és régi kapuőrök a digitális médiában
- Üzleti modellek és tartalmi stratégiák a digitális újságírásban
- Üzleti modellek és tartalmi stratégiák a digitális audiovizuális piacon
- Natív hirdetések
- A szűrőbuborék-jelenség
- Algoritmizált ajánlórendszerek
- A digitális szakadék
- A kulturális iparágak digitalizációja
- A hosszú farok-jelenség
- A streaming-ökoszisztéma
- Üzleti modellek és a digitális zeneiparban
- Kommunikáció és tartalmi stratégiák a digitális zeneiparban
- Szerző, szellemi tulajdon a digitális médiában
A tételek kidolgozásával kapcsolatos formai és tartalmi elvárásokkal kapcsolatban a specializációvezető konzultáció formájában részletesen tájékoztatja a hallgatókat.
Az alábbi irodalomlista teljessége nem kötelezően feldolgozandó, de az adott tételek kidolgozásához mindenképpen kell használni szakirodalmat. Ennek teljesítésében segít az ajánlott irodalmak listája.
Ajánlott irodalom
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