Sunday, 27 April 2014

Case study presentation: key notes

1. Nadeem

  • Twitter has become a powerful company at the top of the social network monopoly.
  • 500 million users worldwide (2012 statistics)
  • Twitter could be considered as a positive feature. (Citizen journalism)
  • The hashtag icon represents a particular topic that can lead consumers to a deeper interactivity on that particular topic of interest.
  • Social media is a tool which allows users to interact feely online.

2. Harpal
  • Spotify is a free commercial music service.
  • Spotify was launched in 2008.
  • Consumers have access to 20 million songs.
  • Privacy issues -  illegal downloads.
  • Empowers audiences in allowing them to post their music videos on YouTube. (E.g Justin Bieber)
3. Anita
  • Focusing on the film industry.
  • Netflix supplies a wife range of films from new to old for different age demographic
  • Netflix available on tablet.
  • Primary audience for Netflix - 18-36 year olds.
  • Concerns: Schools have been illegally showing videos for educational purposes.
  • Universities are taking advantage of Netflix rental and streaming videos.
4. Gagandeep
  • Focusing on the film industry.
  • Sales have dropped due to Spotify
  • "CD revenue dropped 11.7%"
  • "Digital revenue grew by 4.3%!
  • 6 million Spotify subscribers
  • Pluralists perspective: ordinary people are creating and distributing their own music.
5. Jinan
  • Focusing on smartphones.
  • Iphone 5 - released on the 12th September
  • Samsung Galaxy runs by Android System
  • More convergence
  • UGC - less censorship
  • Social implication - moral panic
6. Zulq
  • Focusing on Sky.
  • BSkyB owned by Rupert  Murdock
  • Over 1000 channels, 50 channels being free view
  • Sky+ was launched in 2002
  • Sky Go was launched in 2006
  • Audiences: film lovers, active subscribers, documentaries fans.
  • In 2009 BSkyB received 9million views
  • Time Shifting - people no longer have to watch their programmes on scheduled timing.
7. Samuel 
  • Focusing on the music industry.
  • "Technology has changed everything"
  • Album sale have dropped
  • Itunes and Spotify are making the most money in the music industry
  • CD revenue has dropped by 11.7%
  • Examples: Justin Bieber, Lilly Allen, Connor Maynard
  • There is a disruption of the record companies.
8. Stefan
  • Focusing on Instagram
  • Online sharing communication
  • Launched in October 2010 - gained popularity immediently
  • April 10 2012 - Facebook brought Instagram.
9. Harvey
  • Focusing on the film industry
  • The speed has changed between traditional and digital films
  • Digital camera's are easier to edit
  • Audiences have responded to these changes, as some are creating their own films
  • Marxist perspective: film makers can spread dominant ideologies to the audiences and there are still six dominant companies in the film industry. 


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