Laurence Hauttekeete
Biographic Data
| ID | 1966432 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Laurence Hauttekeete |
| GIVEN NAMES | Laurence |
| FAMILY NAME | Hauttekeete |
| SIGNATURE | HAUTTEKEETE L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ghent University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 17 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Measuring Energy-Efficient Behavior in Households: The Development of a Standardized Scale
In 2007, the European Council launched the 20/20/20 directive, which ambitions a reduction of greenhouse gas emissions by 20% compared to 1990, 20% of energy originating from renewables, and a 20% increase in energy efficiency by 2020. The energy efficiency aspect is extremely important in this directive, and important steps have been taken to obtain this goal, especially in building and electric appliance domains. Most residential energy users, …
Archives in motion: Concrete steps towards the digital disclosure of audiovisual content
Attracting the un-served audience: The sustainability of long tail-based business models for cultural television content
Digital television services not only provide promise for interactive services, but also for long tail-based business models in terms of tailor-made content. As the share of culture in total linear television programming is diminishing owing to the supremacy of audience rating concerns, digital television services could act as an alternative gateway to deliver culture to a wider audience. This article presents the results of a market pilot study u…
Newspapers in Education in Flanders: A press policy to support the future readership market for newspapers
This study reflects on the policy introduced by the Flemish government to support the newspaper industry with qualitative measures with a view to securing the future readership market. The Flemish government's Media Policy Document explicitly states that it aims to create the context and conditions in which each citizen can fully participate in the information society. The Newspapers in Education (NIE) project was re-introduced in Flemish schools…
From hero to zero: How commercialism ruined community radio in Flanders
In this article, we analyze to what degree a situation of ruinous competition or commercialism affects the economic viability of local radio in Flanders and its duty to supply societal diversity. By examining evidence from both quantitative and qualitative survey approaches, we found that many idealistic, non-commercial stations were pushed out of the market by the rise of large-scale networks and that the overall financial performance of these s…
To Read or Not to Read: Can Policy Support the Future Reader Market? A Flemish Case Study
For some time European newspaper markets have been confronted with decreasing circulation and readership figures. Research focused on patterns of consumption reveals that young people in particular spend less time reading newspapers. Since 2003, the government in Flanders has supported the Newspapers in Education programme in search of more qualitative and long-term alternatives to press subsidy, aimed at the preservation of the future readership…
Disinformation in Coverage of the Kosovo War in the Flemish Daily Press
Several international studies have revealed that media coverage of the Kosovo war was biased: the NATO discourse was omnipresent and resulted in unduly simplistic and manichaeistic reporting. This article examines the empirical findings of recent studies and analyses the coverage of the Kosovo war in the Flemish daily press
To Read or Not to Read: Can Policy Support the Future Reader Market? A Flemish Case Study
For some time European newspaper markets have been confronted with decreasing circulation and readership figures. Research focused on patterns of consumption reveals that young people in particular spend less time reading newspapers. Since 2003, the government in Flanders has supported the Newspapers in Education programme in search of more qualitative and long-term alternatives to press subsidy, aimed at the preservation of the future readership…
Archives in motion: Concrete steps towards the digital disclosure of audiovisual content
Attracting the un-served audience: The sustainability of long tail-based business models for cultural television content
Digital television services not only provide promise for interactive services, but also for long tail-based business models in terms of tailor-made content. As the share of culture in total linear television programming is diminishing owing to the supremacy of audience rating concerns, digital television services could act as an alternative gateway to deliver culture to a wider audience. This article presents the results of a market pilot study u…
From hero to zero: How commercialism ruined community radio in Flanders
In this article, we analyze to what degree a situation of ruinous competition or commercialism affects the economic viability of local radio in Flanders and its duty to supply societal diversity. By examining evidence from both quantitative and qualitative survey approaches, we found that many idealistic, non-commercial stations were pushed out of the market by the rise of large-scale networks and that the overall financial performance of these s…
Disinformation in Coverage of the Kosovo War in the Flemish Daily Press
Several international studies have revealed that media coverage of the Kosovo war was biased: the NATO discourse was omnipresent and resulted in unduly simplistic and manichaeistic reporting. This article examines the empirical findings of recent studies and analyses the coverage of the Kosovo war in the Flemish daily press
Disinformation in Coverage of the Kosovo War in the Flemish Daily Press
Several international studies have revealed that media coverage of the Kosovo war was biased: the NATO discourse was omnipresent and resulted in unduly simplistic and manichaeistic reporting. This article examines the empirical findings of recent studies and analyses the coverage of the Kosovo war in the Flemish daily press
To Read or Not to Read: Can Policy Support the Future Reader Market? A Flemish Case Study
For some time European newspaper markets have been confronted with decreasing circulation and readership figures. Research focused on patterns of consumption reveals that young people in particular spend less time reading newspapers. Since 2003, the government in Flanders has supported the Newspapers in Education programme in search of more qualitative and long-term alternatives to press subsidy, aimed at the preservation of the future readership…
Newspapers in Education in Flanders: A press policy to support the future readership market for newspapers
This study reflects on the policy introduced by the Flemish government to support the newspaper industry with qualitative measures with a view to securing the future readership market. The Flemish government's Media Policy Document explicitly states that it aims to create the context and conditions in which each citizen can fully participate in the information society. The Newspapers in Education (NIE) project was re-introduced in Flemish schools…
From hero to zero: How commercialism ruined community radio in Flanders
In this article, we analyze to what degree a situation of ruinous competition or commercialism affects the economic viability of local radio in Flanders and its duty to supply societal diversity. By examining evidence from both quantitative and qualitative survey approaches, we found that many idealistic, non-commercial stations were pushed out of the market by the rise of large-scale networks and that the overall financial performance of these s…
Attracting the un-served audience: The sustainability of long tail-based business models for cultural television content
Digital television services not only provide promise for interactive services, but also for long tail-based business models in terms of tailor-made content. As the share of culture in total linear television programming is diminishing owing to the supremacy of audience rating concerns, digital television services could act as an alternative gateway to deliver culture to a wider audience. This article presents the results of a market pilot study u…
Archives in motion: Concrete steps towards the digital disclosure of audiovisual content
Measuring Energy-Efficient Behavior in Households: The Development of a Standardized Scale
In 2007, the European Council launched the 20/20/20 directive, which ambitions a reduction of greenhouse gas emissions by 20% compared to 1990, 20% of energy originating from renewables, and a 20% increase in energy efficiency by 2020. The energy efficiency aspect is extremely important in this directive, and important steps have been taken to obtain this goal, especially in building and electric appliance domains. Most residential energy users, …
Political science (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Flemish (4 works) · Marketing (3 works) · Public relations (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Telecommunications (3 works) · Advertising (2 works) · Audience measurement (2 works)