Other language title
DIGITALIZED YOUTH, KNOWLEDGE GAP, and DIGITAL DIVIDE: A STUDY ON YOUNGSTERS’ MEDIA USE FOR OBTAINING DAILY NEWS
Title of article
DIGITALIZED YOUTH, KNOWLEDGE GAP, and DIGITAL DIVIDE: A STUDY ON YOUNGSTERS’ MEDIA USE FOR OBTAINING DAILY NEWS
Author/Authors
Çelebi, Serra İnci Yaşar Üniversitesi - İletişim Fakültesi, Turkey
Pages
15
From page
159
To page
173
Abstract
Survey was conducted to collect information on university students’ media consumption and habits. The result shows that the ones who use digital and broadcast media for collecting news and information have more experience of using the Internet. There is a significant difference between males and females both for media use and content consumption. Females more than males both tended to consume more more media and news content of media. The age difference between the participants was another important factor played role in whether or not Internet users got information and news about entertainment. The results were discussed and interpreted within the framework of digital divide, knowledge gap, and the theory of uses and gratifications.
Abstract
Survey was conducted to collect information on university students’ media consumption and habits. The result shows that the ones who use digital and broadcast media for collecting news and information have more experience of using the Internet. There is a significant difference between males and females both for media use and content consumption. Females more than males both tended to consume more more media and news content of media. The age difference between the participants was another important factor played role in whether or not Internet users got information and news about entertainment. The results were discussed and interpreted within the framework of digital divide, knowledge gap, and the theory of uses and gratifications.
Keywords
Internet , digitalization , news , knowledge gap , digital divide , uses gratifications
Journal title
Journal Of Selcuk Communication
Serial Year
2016
Journal title
Journal Of Selcuk Communication
Record number
2627933
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