Un média est-il une marque ?

The author sets out to correct a misconception : media are, or have become, brand names. Years of observations and analyses have led her to raise key questions as to the complexity of the recent media transformations and of their ensuing changing public images. Behind the everyday use of the brand w...

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Main Author: Valérie Patrin-Leclère
Format: Article
Language:fra
Published: Université Laval 2014-04-01
Series:Communication
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Online Access:http://journals.openedition.org/communication/5027
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spelling doaj-868cc33726f74119858ad7ae36dffc792021-09-20T06:34:27ZfraUniversité LavalCommunication1189-37881920-73442014-04-0132210.4000/communication.5027Un média est-il une marque ?Valérie Patrin-LeclèreThe author sets out to correct a misconception : media are, or have become, brand names. Years of observations and analyses have led her to raise key questions as to the complexity of the recent media transformations and of their ensuing changing public images. Behind the everyday use of the brand word are hidden tense professional practices, a difficult economic environment, and a sociocultural reconfiguration of the public sphere. The question of brand names is political in nature.http://journals.openedition.org/communication/5027mediabrand namerepresentationsymbolicFrance
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Un média est-il une marque ?
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media
brand name
representation
symbolic
France
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title Un média est-il une marque ?
title_short Un média est-il une marque ?
title_full Un média est-il une marque ?
title_fullStr Un média est-il une marque ?
title_full_unstemmed Un média est-il une marque ?
title_sort un média est-il une marque ?
publisher Université Laval
series Communication
issn 1189-3788
1920-7344
publishDate 2014-04-01
description The author sets out to correct a misconception : media are, or have become, brand names. Years of observations and analyses have led her to raise key questions as to the complexity of the recent media transformations and of their ensuing changing public images. Behind the everyday use of the brand word are hidden tense professional practices, a difficult economic environment, and a sociocultural reconfiguration of the public sphere. The question of brand names is political in nature.
topic media
brand name
representation
symbolic
France
url http://journals.openedition.org/communication/5027
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