Our latest output – the CEDAR network’s Final Report – ‘Audiences, towards 2030: Priorities for Audience Analysis‘ – is now available for download on the University of Surrey’s repository. Please download on this link http://epubs.surrey.ac.uk/842403/

1. Das, R. & Ytre-Arne, B. Eds. (Forthcoming, 2018). The future of audiences:
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2. Das, R. & Ytre-Arne, B. Eds. (in press). Critical, agentic, trans-media: Frameworks and findings from a foresight analysis exercise on audiences. European Journal of Communication. 
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5. Das, R. (2017) A field in flux: The intriguing pasts and the promising future of audience analysis. Special issue of Television and New Media.
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7. Stehling, Miriam, Juliane Finger & Ana Jorge: ‘Comparative audience research:
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   invisible (audiences)’. Special issue of Participations 13 (1).
9. Pavlíčková, Tereza & Jelena Kleut:‘Produsage as experience and interpretation’.
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10. Mollen, Anne, Minna Saariketo & Jelena Kleut: ‘Intersecting audience activities:
    An audience studies perspective on the materiality of design, platforms
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11. Ridder, Sander De, Lucia Vesnić-Alujević & Bojana Romic: ‘Challenges when
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12. Murru, Maria Francesca: ‘Listening, temporalities and epistemology: A hermeneutical
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    Amaral & Marco Scarcelli: ‘The civic value of being an audience: The intersection
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14. Vesnić-Alujević, Lucia & Maria Francesca Murru: ‘Digital audiences’ disempowerment:
    Participation or free labour’. Special issue of Participations 13 (1).
15. Dias, Patrícia & Ana Jorge: ‘Audience experiencing of emotions in the contemporary media landscape’. Special issue of Participations 13 (1).
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17. Mathieu, D., & Pavlíčková, T. (2017). Cross-media within the Facebook
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25. Mathieu, D. (2016). The interdisciplinarity, normativity and contextuality of
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