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Travel publicistic journalism in the era of new media and multimedia platforms
Strasmajer, Matěj ; Halada, Jan (advisor) ; Jirků, Jan (referee)
The first part of the theoretical part of the thesis deals with the functioning of social networks, for example their monetization elements and functions, enabling the creation of travel content. It explained the space of the social networks studied and their relevant importance in the fields of social sciences, marketing, journalism and content creation. Thesis explained the topic of social networks for content creation from many professional definitions through which we can deepen our knowledge of social media content creation. This section explained the monetization and creative principles of Facebook, Instagram and especially YouTube. The second part focused on content creation and terms such as Web 2.0 or participatory culture. She tried to explain content creation as a separate professional discipline that has its own methodology and space in the world of social media. She explained the many forms of collaboration and monetization of content, which in the social media space not only allow creators to consume and collect information, experiences and knowledge from the content, but also gives the authors the opportunity to make a professional living from the content. In the third part, she elaborated on the travel content form and the areas through which travel content is created, for example,...
Travel publicistic journalism in the era of new media and multimedia platforms
Strasmajer, Matěj ; Géla, František (advisor) ; Jirků, Jan (referee)
This diploma work dealt how travel content is created and promoted through social media, focusing on its digital form, which in the present times is mainly published on social media sites, for example Youtube. The focus of this diploma work was on social sites, their functions and their importance for content creation in general, but also for travel content specifically. It did analyse vlogging method and in the practical part its relevance for both soft and hard form of journalism. It closely analysed monetization of content and its marketing. It followed influencers on social sites and influencer marketing and shown forms of collaboration of brands and content creators. It contains two practical researches. The first one is qualitative research case study of vlogger Casey Neistat and his channel and it uses him to show marketing and monetization principles in content creation. The second one is quantitative research analysing Wuhan pandemics outbreak and the importance of travel vloggers, who provided vlog content creation, which was then used by many news media and different content creators. There is enough content for answering all research questions, based on theoretical and practical research.
Návrh marketingové komunikace pro vinařství Krásná hora, s.r.o.
Venclíková, Kateřina
Venclíková, K. Proposal of marketing communication for winery Krásná hora, s. r. o. Bachelor thesis. Brno: Mendel University, 2017. This Bachelor thesis is focused on proposal of marketing communication based on vlogs. The main goal is to decompose marketing communication of winery Krásná hora with the Internet devices. The survey (n = 206) was accessible to the public during November and December 2016. Data were analysed by MS Excel. Although the promotion via vlogs is not so common for companies, it turns out that majority of people have a neutral-positive attitude about vlogging. That is why was created a new concept of vlogs about, which show us, how vlogs will be designed to fit exactly for winery. At the end of the bachelor thesis, there is also a calculation of future acquisition costs.
Blog jako nástroj propagace na B2C trhu
Moserová, Veronika
MOSEROVÁ, V. Blog as a promotion tool on the B2C market. Diploma thesis. Brno: Mendel University in Brno, 2017. The thesis deals with blog and vlogs and using them as a promotional tool on the consumers market. To determine the perception of the promotion of the products and services on blogs and also of the impact of the promotion on buying behavior, the questionnaire was used (n = 329). In-depth interviews with bloggers (n = 7) were also used to deepen the research. The results of primary and secondary research were compared. On the basis of the results, the recommendations were created for companies that would like to use blogs as another promotional tools.
The Rise of the YouTube Celebrity: The Migration of Young Audiences from TV to Independent Content Creators
Sedláček, Jakub ; Slussareff, Michaela (advisor) ; Koubský, Petr (referee)
This thesis aims to uncover the reasons behind the sudden rise of the YouTube celebrity and to test (by means of an experimental study of teenager interests) media claims that YouTubers have become more popular among teenagers than any traditional type of celebrity. The thesis integrates YouTubers into celebrity studies by first outlining the origins of celebrity and its general role in society and then drawing parallels between traditional types of celebrity and YouTubers via describing the characteristics they embody and the specific roles they perform. As a result, YouTubers are found to be a technologically determined next step in the evolution of the TV personality, whose celebrity is mainly structured around the concepts of familiarity and intimacy. What follows is a discussion of participatory culture, monetization and doing YouTube as a job, with emphasis on the effects these developments had on the rise of the YouTube celebrity and online content & culture in general. The thesis is concluded by an experimental study conducted using quantitative research methods on a sample of over 5,000 Czech teenagers by analyzing their Facebook page-likes. The results suggest that YouTubers really are more important to teenagers than traditional celebrities.
The role of authenticity in the process of developing the relationship between mikro-celebrities their fans
Fryčová, Markéta ; Švelch, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Šmejkalová, Jiřina (referee)
This thesis examines the role of authenticity, its elements and manifestations in the process of developing a relationship between micro-celebrities and their fans. The issue is demonstrated by the example of YouTube, the most important video-sharing site. Part of the issue is whether the YouTube content creators and their subscribers develop parasocial relationships as defined by Horton and Wohl (1956), and authenticity as an element that sets the relationship between micro-celebrities and their fans apart from the relationship between traditional celebrities and their fans. The theoretical part of the thesis deals with concepts that are associated with development of the micro-celebrity phenomenon, discusses the concepts of micro-celebrity and authenticity themselves, and expounds the parasocial relationships theory. Analysis of the role of authenticity in the process of developing the relationship between micro-celebrities and their fans is based on qualitative research that draws from interviews with micro-celebrities and their fans and the analysis of videos and comments by which viewers respond to them.
Vlogs as part of journalism
Klíma, Štěpán ; Láb, Filip (advisor) ; Géla, František (referee)
The thesis focuses on the increasing use of video format in journalism, particularly in blogosphere. In the first part, I have looked at the historical context of interpersonal communication and tried to find a link between a society where people communicated orally only and between the contemporary one. I have subsequently extended the historical aspects with the psychological level of communication. I have sought to find out how visual communication, even when mediated through video, affects us and how different it can be compared to communication through text. In the second part of my thesis I verified my theoretical findings in practice through a case study. During several interviews with DVTV Internet television channel makers and a visit at the studio I was finding out how the content is prepared and what technical solutions they use for it. I was particularly interested in the progress that has been made from the time first episodes were created until the current form.
Analysis of factors affecting communication in the ambient of new media: Case study of YouTube Beauty community
Pokorná, Tereza ; Vochocová, Lenka (advisor) ; Bednařík, Petr (referee)
This diploma thesis discusses the process of communication in new media environment and demonstrates it on the example of YouTube Beauty community which can be seen as an autonomous, independent space for expression and sharing of information. It introduces the specifics of communication in the environment of Beauty community and its characteristics. It discusses some theoretic concepts connected with communication in the environment of new media and also with the Beauty community, for example Web 2.0, citizen journalism, prosumption or the concept of internet as a new space of public discussion. It also discusses concept of political economy about how external especially commercial factors influence communication process and content of traditional media and connects it with influences of external commercial factors on communication in Beauty community. In qualitative research are explored factors that impact communication in this environment and also potential impact of external commercial factors on communications and its contents.
Use of social networks in the Middle East focusing on the territory of Palestine
Drastilová, Lutfia ; Šisler, Vít (advisor) ; Šlerka, Josef (referee)
(anglicky) Thesis focuses on the topic of usage of on-line social networks in the Middle East focusing on the territory of Palestine. Work consists of several theoretical parts. The first chapter deals with the definition of the region Middle East. In the next chapter is described a new media including social media. Then followed chapter about usage of on-line social networks in the region of Middle East. Next chapter deals about on-line social networks in Palestine territories. The final chapter assesses the whole problematic. [Author's abstract].

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