解包装过载:研究内容特征和新闻主题对新闻过载的影响

IF 0.4 Q4 COMMUNICATION Journal of Applied Journalism & Media Studies Pub Date : 2019-11-01 DOI:10.1386/ajms_00002_1
Angela M. Lee, A. Holton, Victoria Y. Chen
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数字媒体的激增为公众提供了丰富的信息和接触这些信息的途径。除了这些丰富的内容所提供的机会之外,还有对新闻和信息过载的感受和担忧。研究表明,为了应对这一问题,一些新闻消费者主动浏览新闻。当这种活动失败时,或者在某些情况下,在它开始之前,其他新闻消费者就完全脱离了新闻。通过一项非随机在线调查,本研究提出了一种更全面的衡量新闻过载的方法,从而推进了对新闻过载和个体对新闻过载反应的实证理解。通过研究内容特征和新闻话题影响个人过载感受的方式,以及对新闻的扫描或回避可能导致的结果,本研究发现,信息过载,更具体地说是新闻过载,可以与新闻内容特征和报道主题联系起来。
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Unpacking overload: Examining the impact of content characteristics and news topics on news overload
The proliferation of digital media has provided the public with an abundance of information and pathways to engage with that information. Alongside the opportunities offered by this wealth of content exist feelings of, and worries over, news and information overload. Research has indicated that to respond to this issue, some news consumers proactively scan the news. When such activity fails, or in some cases before it ever begins, other news consumers disconnect from the news altogether. Through a non-random online survey, this study advances empirical understandings of the news overload and individuals' responses to that overload by proposing a more holistic way to measure news overload. By examining the ways in which content characteristics and news topics influence individuals' feelings of overload and how scanning or avoidance of and from the news may result, this study finds that information overload, and news overload more specifically, can be connected to the characteristics of news content and the topic of coverage.
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