Pierre C Bélanger
Biographic Data
| ID | 2352047 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Pierre C Bélanger |
| GIVEN NAMES | Pierre C |
| FAMILY NAME | Bélanger |
| SIGNATURE | BÉLANGER P C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Ottawa |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
La cyberdémocratie québécoise
Les potentialités démocratiques des médias sociaux font désormais partie des programmes de recherche de plusieurs politologues. Toutefois, la première analyse de l’utilisation de Twitter en contexte politique au Canada ne remonte qu’à 2010. Nous contribuons à cette récente littérature en explorant les manières dont les candidats aux élections générales québécoises de 2014 utilisent ce média. Pour les cyber-optimistes, la twittosphère peut facilit…
L’industrie canadienne de la télévision face au développement du multi-écrans
This study investigates the current state of Canadian broadcasting in a multiscreen context. Following a series of interviews with industry professionals, we present a summative evaluation of multiscreen innovations in order to assess how the latter influence current business models based on various theories of innovation relevant to the Canadian television industry. We elaborate on the coupling of a traditional medium with mobile digital screens…
La marée noire dans le golfe du Mexique
This article classifies rhetorical elements deployed by BP in its handling of the 2010 Oil Spill in an attempt to demonstrate the applicability of a new analytical framework developed to interpret communication strategies in times of crisis: W. L. Benoit’s Image Restoration Theory, to which contributions from five authors were appended. The research shows that BP set in motion dynamic strategies adapted to the fluctuating circumstances that defin…
Le « look » numérique des magazines de mode féminins canadiens de langue française
This article examines the move of French-Canadian fashion magazines towards digital platforms. It focuses on a “logic of cohabitation” between the print and web versions. The magazine’s presence on different mobile devices has also been observed. The results of the analysis reveal that contents developed for digital versions of the analyzed magazines fill a utilitarian function and tend to be complementary to the print version. The latter is appr…
Online News at Canada’s National Public Broadcaster
This paper retraces the genesis and evolution of Canada’s French public broadcaster’s foray into online news (OLN). It examines how Radio-Canada’s online news service has been integrated with radio and television newsrooms, how it contributes to expanding the public sphere, and the manner in which it differentiates itself from the competition. The paper concludes by reviewing the challenges facing the public broadcaster in an era where pressures …
Public Broadcasting and the Public Interest
TVTV
Environnements scolaire et familial de jeunes Ontariens et incidences sur le comportement télévisuel
Environnements scolaire et familial de jeunes Ontariens et incidences sur le comportement télévisuel. Un article de la revue Francophonies d'Amérique (« I l n’y aura plus de Jeanne Sauvé et de Gabrielle Roy ») diffusée par la plateforme Érudit
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TVTV
Environnements scolaire et familial de jeunes Ontariens et incidences sur le comportement télévisuel
Environnements scolaire et familial de jeunes Ontariens et incidences sur le comportement télévisuel. Un article de la revue Francophonies d'Amérique (« I l n’y aura plus de Jeanne Sauvé et de Gabrielle Roy ») diffusée par la plateforme Érudit
Public Broadcasting and the Public Interest
Online News at Canada’s National Public Broadcaster
This paper retraces the genesis and evolution of Canada’s French public broadcaster’s foray into online news (OLN). It examines how Radio-Canada’s online news service has been integrated with radio and television newsrooms, how it contributes to expanding the public sphere, and the manner in which it differentiates itself from the competition. The paper concludes by reviewing the challenges facing the public broadcaster in an era where pressures …
Le « look » numérique des magazines de mode féminins canadiens de langue française
This article examines the move of French-Canadian fashion magazines towards digital platforms. It focuses on a “logic of cohabitation” between the print and web versions. The magazine’s presence on different mobile devices has also been observed. The results of the analysis reveal that contents developed for digital versions of the analyzed magazines fill a utilitarian function and tend to be complementary to the print version. The latter is appr…
La marée noire dans le golfe du Mexique
This article classifies rhetorical elements deployed by BP in its handling of the 2010 Oil Spill in an attempt to demonstrate the applicability of a new analytical framework developed to interpret communication strategies in times of crisis: W. L. Benoit’s Image Restoration Theory, to which contributions from five authors were appended. The research shows that BP set in motion dynamic strategies adapted to the fluctuating circumstances that defin…
La cyberdémocratie québécoise
Les potentialités démocratiques des médias sociaux font désormais partie des programmes de recherche de plusieurs politologues. Toutefois, la première analyse de l’utilisation de Twitter en contexte politique au Canada ne remonte qu’à 2010. Nous contribuons à cette récente littérature en explorant les manières dont les candidats aux élections générales québécoises de 2014 utilisent ce média. Pour les cyber-optimistes, la twittosphère peut facilit…
L’industrie canadienne de la télévision face au développement du multi-écrans
This study investigates the current state of Canadian broadcasting in a multiscreen context. Following a series of interviews with industry professionals, we present a summative evaluation of multiscreen innovations in order to assess how the latter influence current business models based on various theories of innovation relevant to the Canadian television industry. We elaborate on the coupling of a traditional medium with mobile digital screens…
Business (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Advertising (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Humanities (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Cultural Industries and Urban Development (2 works)