Culture de l’impolitesse, célébrités politiques et médias socionumériques
This article considers the way (T.V.) audiences react to aggressive behaviour during a “confrontainment”-style political interview. Comparing reviews of the same interview by a live studio audience and by T.V. audiences commenting on Twitter, this study of a Québec talk show explores the buy-in and...
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| description | This article considers the way (T.V.) audiences react to aggressive behaviour during a “confrontainment”-style political interview. Comparing reviews of the same interview by a live studio audience and by T.V. audiences commenting on Twitter, this study of a Québec talk show explores the buy-in and opt-out dynamics that play out in response to aggressive behaviour and the person exhibiting it, within specific viewing frames. The results show that the T.V. audience had a higher tolerance for aggressive behaviour than the live studio audience, inciting the interviewer to be more aggressive toward the politician being interviewed. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-d5630793a97d49b1bc3e492c83459ddc2025-01-09T11:27:06ZfraUniversité LavalCommunication1189-37881920-73442019-07-0136210.4000/communication.10961Culture de l’impolitesse, célébrités politiques et médias socionumériquesOlivier TurbideThis article considers the way (T.V.) audiences react to aggressive behaviour during a “confrontainment”-style political interview. Comparing reviews of the same interview by a live studio audience and by T.V. audiences commenting on Twitter, this study of a Québec talk show explores the buy-in and opt-out dynamics that play out in response to aggressive behaviour and the person exhibiting it, within specific viewing frames. The results show that the T.V. audience had a higher tolerance for aggressive behaviour than the live studio audience, inciting the interviewer to be more aggressive toward the politician being interviewed.https://journals.openedition.org/communication/10961Quebectelevision viewerTwitterconfrontainmentstudio audience |
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| title | Culture de l’impolitesse, célébrités politiques et médias socionumériques |
| title_full | Culture de l’impolitesse, célébrités politiques et médias socionumériques |
| title_fullStr | Culture de l’impolitesse, célébrités politiques et médias socionumériques |
| title_full_unstemmed | Culture de l’impolitesse, célébrités politiques et médias socionumériques |
| title_short | Culture de l’impolitesse, célébrités politiques et médias socionumériques |
| title_sort | culture de l impolitesse celebrites politiques et medias socionumeriques |
| topic | Quebec television viewer confrontainment studio audience |
| url | https://journals.openedition.org/communication/10961 |
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