Four Italian Media Repertoires between Legacy, Social and Digital Media

Name: Four Italian Media Repertoires between Legacy, Social and Digital Media
Brand: Vita e Pensiero
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Articolo

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COMUNICAZIONI SOCIALI

Fascicolo

COMUNICAZIONI SOCIALI - 2020 - 1. Legacy Media Reloaded

Titolo

Four Italian Media Repertoires between Legacy, Social and Digital Media

Autori

Francesca Pasquali, Nicoletta Vittadini

Editore

Vita e Pensiero

Formato

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06-2020

Doi

10.26350/001200_000088

Issn

0392-8667 (stampa) | 1827-7969 (digitale)

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The contemporary media environment is characterized by a high degree of complexity. Users move across different media outlets and digital platforms, and media consumption practices are entangled with other everyday practices. However, this does not imply that everyone uses every existing media outlet or digital platform. Different elements may play a role in media choice and attention location. Relying on the media repertoires approach, and through factor analysis and cluster analysis (based on the cross-country and cross-regional survey PIN – “The Peoples’ Internet”) the aim of this article is to identify different clusters of users characterized by specific patterns and combinations of legacy media and digital platforms. Special attention will be given at the placement of social media in media repertoires as they have a profound impact on mediated societal processes such as political debate, everyday communication, and impact on the whole media ecology. The article will describe which clusters of Italian users can be identified based on their digital and legacy media use; which socio-demographic variables characterize the clusters and how the uses of social media differ within these clusters.