Search Results - "Davidson, Roei"

The good despot: Technology firms’ interventions in the public sphere by Tamir, Eran, Davidson, Roei

“…We examine how the technology industry intervenes in social domains not directly tied to its products, services, and immediate commercial concerns. We intend…”
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The contribution of supply and demand factors to the reproduction of hierarchies online: The case of crowdfunding of scientific research by Davidson, Roei, Tsfati, Yariv

“…We conceptualize mechanisms that explain how social uses of media technologies, especially online platforms and crowds, reproduce, or modify inequalities, and…”
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Proactive ephemerality: How journalists use automated and manual tweet deletion to minimize risk and its consequences for social media as a public archive by Ringel, Sharon, Davidson, Roei

“…Despite their ephemeral constantly changing nature, social media constitute an archive of public discourse. In this study, we examine when, how, and why…”
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The barriers facing artists’ use of crowdfunding platforms: Personality, emotional labor, and going to the well one too many times by Davidson, Roei, Poor, Nathaniel

“…Popular discourse frames crowdfunding as a way for those traditionally locked out of financing opportunities to leverage the connectivity of the Internet to…”
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Location, location, location: how digital platforms reinforce the importance of spatial proximity by Davidson, Roei, Poor, Nathaniel

“…Crowdfunding and other digital mechanisms have the potential to open up cultural production to a broader population. Adopting a spatial approach, we…”
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The Role of Platforms in Fulfilling the Potential of Crowdfunding as an Alternative Decentralized Arena for Cultural Financing by Davidson, Roei

“…This study considers cultural crowdfunding as a heterogeneous system that allows money and attention to flow from backers to founders of cultural projects in…”
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Factors for success in repeat crowdfunding: why sugar daddies are only good for Bar-Mitzvahs by Davidson, Roei, Poor, Nathaniel

“…Some see crowdfunding as a potential replacement for existing long-term funding mechanisms, especially in cultural production. We look at the factors that…”
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INSPIRATION IN SURPRISING PLACES: SEARCHING FOR A CIVIC DIMENSION IN FINANCIAL LITERACY by Tamir, Eran, Davidson, Roei

“…Establishing Financial Literacy (FL) programs for K-12 students is an emerging concern for policymakers worldwide. Such programs esteem the market a preferred…”
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"Should I Stay or Should I Go?": Exit, voice and loyalty among journalists by Davidson, Roei, Meyers, Oren

“…Against the background of the crisis in the journalism industry, many journalists have decided to leave the occupation for other activities. We examine the…”
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Financial markets and authoritative proximity in personal finance magazines by Davidson, Roei

“…This study investigates how mediated discourse about finance developed in the USA in parallel to the shift from a corporate liberal political economic order to…”
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Stated professional orientation, identity, and technical proficiency of journalists as predictors of the success of journalism crowdfunding campaigns by Mor, Niv, Davidson, Roei, Tsfati, Yariv

“…In the journalism community’s constant search for alternative funding sources, Crowdfunding emerged as a promising mechanism that possibly allows new voices…”
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Mobile social media as platforms in workers' unionization by Lazar, Tamar, Ribak, Rivka, Davidson, Roei

“…This study explores the use of mobile social media in three successive campaigns to unionize workers (2012-2014) in Israel. We examine the workers' efforts to…”
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The time-making capacity of the technology industry and its consequences for public life by Davidson, Roei, Rein, Noa, Tamir, Eran

“…In the past few decades, the technology industry has been wielding increasing power over public life as it intervenes in many social domains including…”
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Conceptualizing Journalistic Careers: Between Interpretive Community and Tribes of Professionalism by Meyers, Oren, Davidson, Roei

“…Professionalism is a concept that centers on specialization of labor and control of occupational practice. It has traditionally been used to describe and…”
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The emergence of popular personal finance magazines and the risk shift in American society by Davidson, Roei

“…This study considers the emergence of personal finance magazines in the US after the Second World War. It examines an instance when a possible relationship…”
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Toward a Typology of Journalism Careers: Conceptualizing Israeli Journalists' Occupational Trajectories by Davidson, Roei, Meyers, Oren

“…Journalism studies scholarship tends to emphasize professionalism as an occupational ideal, while scholarship on the culture industries stresses the salience…”
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Interviewing interviewers: Collecting, analyzing and generalizing from occupational life histories of journalists by Meyers, Oren, Davidson, Roei

“…This article considers the implementation of the life history approach in the study of media professionals, based on an analysis of the occupational life…”
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TWO SIDES OF THE SAME COIN: The role of boundary work and isomorphism in the emergence of financial journalism in Israel by Davidson, Roei

“…This study examines the appearance of a journalistic genre, that of Israeli business journalism, as a means of considering the relationship between the…”
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The journalistic structure of feeling: An exploration of career life histories of Israeli journalists by Meyers, Oren, Davidson, Roei

“…The study explores 33 occupational life histories of current and former Israeli journalists. By doing so, it enables us to better understand how the…”
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Staying Above the Fray: Framing and Conflict in the Coverage of Education Policy Debates by Tamir, Eran, Davidson, Roei

“…This article examines the mass media’s role in shaping education policy debates in light of pluralist theory and Bourdieu’s social fields theory. We content…”
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