MOBILE TV: TOWARDS A THEORY FOR MOBILE TELEVISION pato, luís miguel – [email protected] euroitv.2011 labcom – laboratório universidade da beira interior www.labcom.ubi.pt
Jun 26, 2015
MOBILE TV: TOWARDS A
THEORY FOR MOBILE
TELEVISION
pato, luís miguel – [email protected]
euroitv.2011
labcom – laboratório
universidade da beira interior
www.labcom.ubi.pt
INVESTIGATION QUESTION
“IN MEDIA, STORIES ARE ALWAYS CONSTRAINED BY THE MEDIUM IN WHICH THEY ARE TOLD AND THE
MODE BY WHICH THEY ARE DELIVERED TO AN AUDIENCE, WITH IMPLEMENTATION OF CURRENT
“MOBILE TELEVISION” IS IT POSSIBLE TO APPREHEND CONSUMER’S EXPECTATIONS AND
POSSIBLE SATISFACTIONS TOWARDS THE ‘MOBILE TELEVISION’ REALITY IN PORTUGAL?”
RE-USAGE OF BROADCAST TV FOR
MOBILE TV GRIDS – consumers mightnot be satisfied…
PROBLEM
BROADCAST MOBILE TV
BROADCAST MOBILE TV
THEORETICAL
PERSPECTIVE
EMPIRICAL
PERSPECTIVE
SUMMARY
SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVEIt’s all about the people D. Norman Design of
Everyday Things
Mobility – and its impact on society and oncommunication possibilities
GENERAL AUDIENCE SPECS
1 – Prosumers (Toffler, 1995)
2 – Egocasters (Rosen 2004)
3 – Digital Natives (Prensky 2001)
4 – Digital Immigrantes (ibid., 2001)
GENERAL MOBILE AUDIENCE SPECS
1 – Mobile Generation ( 18 – 24 years of age)
2 – Telefanatic (18 – 34 years of age)
3 – Usefull parents (parents that are between18 & 34
years of ages)
4 – Smart Connected (25 – 44 parents and active
workers)
5 – Thumb Culture (Mobile Phones are a mirage)
6 – Silver disbeliever (senior citizens)
MOBILE TVMass medium that has become personal…
Part of the Global Screen – Lipovetsky, G.,
CURRENT TYPES OF mTV (Orgad, 2009)
1 - TV IN YOUR POCKET.
2 – TV ANYTIME, ANYWHERE
3 – TV ON THE GO
4 – ENHANCED TV
Emergency TV (Ahonen, 2008)
THEORETICAL PROBLEMS
mTV Studies are mere technological
reports
Early addopter specs are neglected
Identity problem – why in the world do
people want to use a cell-phone to watch
TV?!
THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVE
Uses and Gratifications ( Katz, et. al., 1973)
(What people do with their media)
•
Motivational Theory (McQuail et. al., 2000)
(What motivates media consumption?)
REGARD MOBILE TV AS A RESULT OF CONVERGENCE
UG applied to Interpersonal Communication (Auter, 2007,
Papacharissi & Rubin, 2000,)
Pleasure; Affection; Inclusion; Escape; Relaxation; Control.
UG applied to Mobile Phones (Wei, Leung, 2000, Kwon &
Chidambaram, 2000 Choi, Kim, & McMillan,
2009)
Mobility; Immediacy; Surveillence.
TV (Rubin, 191)
Passtime; Information search; Entertainment; Companionship; Escape.
LAB SESSION SPECIFICATIONS & METHODOLOGY
Expected ResultsPROVE OUR HYPOTHESIS
H1 – “MOBILE TELEVISION” IN PORTUGAL AS A MARKET IS RESIDUAL AND THE EXISTING REALITIES ARE RESULT OF AN ERRATIC PROCEDURE.H2 – AUDIENCE MEMBERS ON A GENERAL BASIS NORMALLY SELECT MEDIA AND CONTENT BASED ON EXPECTATIONS OF NEEDS AND GRATIFICATIONS. H3 – “MOBILE TELEVISION” CONSUMPTION NON – TANGIBLE
ISSUES OVERCOME MECHANIC WONDERS…
CONCLUSION
UNDERSTANDING THE EXPECTANCIES AND SATISFACTION
LEVELS OF EARLY ADDOPTERS IS FUNDAMENTAL TO GIVE MTV A
NEW IDENTITY.
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MOBILE TV: TOWARDS A
THEORY FOR MOBILE
TELEVISION
THANK YOU!
pato, luís miguel – [email protected]
euroitv.2011
labcom – laboratório
universidade da beira interior
www.labcom.ubi.pt