Description
The rise of slow live streaming as an alternative to the fast and interesting content that the typical company live streaming platforms provide is one of the most prominent current trends. Various slow live streaming creators are capable of holding conversations with their audience more accurately and skillfully, creating genuine deeper relationships through their pace and style. While this form of broadcasting continues to gain momentum, nevertheless there is a knowledge shortage to clarify how this sluggish live streaming practice does affect the level of involvement. The research is a focus on what this lack has been by examining the ways used by content creators, the emotional marketing role in audience relations and slow live streaming anchors assortment. Different techniques will be used to derive information interchangeably from qualitative and quantitative research techniques including via the content analysis, surveys and in-depth interviews. Study will use both the purposive and convenience sampling techniques for the content creators and viewers to ensure representation that is diversified in terms of different clusters. This study aims to fill in the gap created by demonstrating the different facets of slow live streaming and the way it effects audience activity on digital television in the modern internet age and to also provide policy makers with sufficient information on this issue. The ethical concerns are also a major factor with respect to research course which would ensure participants privacy and protection of data. The findings of this research will be published through scholarly journals, conference presentations, and trade shows, to reach out to a wider audience of practitioners and researchers interested in the future of media.| Period | 2023 → 2024 |
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| Degree of Recognition | National |
Keywords
- New media
- Traditional media
- Slow live streaming