Media platforms, online content and globalisation
European perspective in the shifting information environment
DOI :
https://doi.org/10.60054/PEU.2024.11.218-223Ключови думи :
video platforms, platformization of video, digital consumption, media transformation, platforms hegemonyАбстракт
The digital age has transformed media consumption and production, profoundly shifting the information environment. Media platforms, including social networks and streaming services, play a huge role in this. The article examines the European perspective, highlighting the influence of online content and media platforms. It includes data from the EUMEPLAT project, conducted between 2020-2024 across 10 European universities. Platforms like Facebook, Twitter/X, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, HBO, and Netflix have revolutionised content creation, distribution, and consumption, transcending national borders and enabling global media access.
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