<b>TV Dizileri Yoluyla Yeniden Üretilen Tüketim Kültürü</b> / The Re-produced Consumption Culture by TV Series

Nowcasting private consumption with TV sentiment

We perform principal components analyses of the University of Michigan Index of Consumer Sentiment and TV sentiment in order to gain information on their structure and information content. By introducing the new sentiment variable TV sentiment, gathered from sentiment from statements from over 10,000 TV news broadcasts in the United States, we nd that TV sentiment adds great value in nowcasting...

Reality TV and Participatory Culture in India

Chernobyl-Related Cancer: Re-Evaluation Needed Çernobil-İlişkili Kanser: Yeniden Değerlendirmek Gerekir

There has been no clearly demonstrated cancer incidence increase that can be attributed to radiation from Chernobyl accident, except for the thyroid carcinoma in the individuals exposed in childhood and adolescence. The drastic increase of thyroid cancer started 4 years after the accident. The solid/follicular subtype of papillary thyroid carcinoma predominated in the early period after the acc...

Unsupervised Text Recap Extraction for TV Series

Sequences found at the beginning of TV shows help the audience absorb the essence of previous episodes, and grab their attention with upcoming plots. In this paper, we propose a novel task, text recap extraction. Compared with conventional summarization, text recap extraction captures the duality of summarization and plot contingency between adjacent episodes. We present a new dataset, TVRecap,...

The Role of the National Media (TV) on the Culture of Entrepreneurship among the Youth in Gorgan City

This study examines the role of national media (TV) on the development of entrepreneurial citizens in Gorgan. The survey research method is analytical type. The population among the youth of Gorgan(sample size) were 400. The data tool (questionnaire) were analyzed using SPSS software. To evaluate the hypotheses, descriptive and inferential statistics were used. The finding confirms the opinion ...