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political economy of personal information archive/dissertation

We purposely describe these practices as surveillance, as this highlights the focused and sustained collection of personal information (Lyon 2001). Our discussions are also intended to further the conception that the use of social media constitutes a form of participatory (Albrechstlund 2008) or co…

—p.137 The Audience Commodity in a Digital Age: Revisiting a Critical Theory of Commercial Media Extending the Audience: Social Media Marketing, Technologies and the Construction of Markets (135) by Daniel Trottier, Jason Pridmore
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commercials as capital good

As with other objects used by capital, no expense is spared in producing the best possible good. Also like capital goods, commercials are tax deductible. During programming time (consumption watching-time), audiences create meaning for themselves. During commercial time (labour watching-time), audi…

—p.110 Watching as Working: The Valorization of Audience Consciousness (91) by Sut Jhally
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blurring advertising and content archive/dissertation

Up until now, we have made a rather strict distinction between programming and advertising. In the historical development of the commercial media system, however, the boundaries between the two were very often blurred. The function of programming is much more than merely capturing the watching acti…

—p.107 Watching as Working: The Valorization of Audience Consciousness (91) by Sut Jhally
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viewers who may not be watching their ads at all archive/dissertation

[...] Despite the fact that huge amounts of money (much more than programming) are spent on producing attractive commercials, people do all they can to avoid them. [...]

These findings have not been lost on the advertising or television industries, who have increasingly recognized that the tradi…

—p.106 Watching as Working: The Valorization of Audience Consciousness (91) by Sut Jhally