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Self-disclosure in online media: An active audience perspective

Kwak, 2012

Document ID
4682964058107495191
Author
Kwak H
Publication year
Publication venue
International Journal of Advertising

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Researchers with a technological, deterministic perspective have long argued that computermediated communications channels are inherently lean in conveying information quality (ie Media Richness Theory). However, by adopting an active audience perspective …
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