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Arturo Arriagada

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ID4397564
NAMEArturo Arriagada
GIVEN NAMESArturo
FAMILY NAMEArriagada
SIGNATUREARRIAGADA A
AFFILIATIONSSchool of Journalism; Adolfo Ibanez University; Santiago Chile 7941169
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS5
TOTAL CITATIONS29
AUTHOR COUNT5
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2012
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2023
H-INDEX1
  • Chilean Fashion Influencers as Digital Labour

    Open Access•Agustín Arriagada, Arturo Arriagada•CHAPTER•Digital Platforms and the Global…•2023

    The work of social media influencers like YouTubers, TikTokers, and Instagrammers has been explored as a form of digital labour performed on social media platforms. However, little attention has been paid to how this type of labour is valued in a specific market: the market of digital branding. This market is formed by the interaction and commercial exchanges between actors and digital platforms through which influencers’ working practices produc…

  • Music Fans as Mediators in the Age of Digital Reproduction

    Agustín Arriagada, Arturo Arriagada et al.•CHAPTER•Ashgate Research Companion to Fan…•2016

    In their recent Fandom: Identities and Communities in a Mediated World , Gray, Sandvoss and Harrington note two levels of analysis that have shaped fan studies. From its beginnings, fan studies have attended closely to the ways in which new media blur the lines between fans and artists, or in a related idiom, consumers and cultural producers. Music and music scenes have been on the cutting edge of these developments. As Entwistle notes, cultural …

  • Audiences and Disasters

    Open Access•Teresa Correa, Andrés Scherman et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Communication•2016

    Media diaries of 36 Chilean adults were being collected as two disasters unfolded: an earthquake on the northern coast and 11 days later a massive fire in Valparaíso. From an audience reception theoretical approach, these events provide a unique opportunity to compare people's engagement with media and responses to two mediated disasters. By complementing textual and computerized linguistic analyses, this study reveals that audiences' responses d…

  • Student and Environmental Protests in Chile

    Open Access•Andrés Scherman, Agustín Arriagada et al.•ARTICLE•Politics•2015•Cited by: 29•References: 42

    In 2011, Chile experienced two massive protest movements – one against the cost and quality of public education and another against the construction of power plants in Patagonia. This represented a unique opportunity to analyse and compare how Facebook and Twitter use were related to street demonstrations. Using a probabilistic face-to-face survey among urban youth (18–29 years old) conducted shortly after the protests, this study revealed a posi…

  • The Social Media Basis of Youth Protest Behavior

    Open Access•Sebastián Valenzuela, Agustín Arriagada et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Communication•2012

    Protest activity has become a central means for political change in Chile. We examine the association between social media use and youth protest, as well as mediating and moderating mechanisms of this relationship, using survey data collected in Chile in 2010. We found that Facebook use was associated significantly with protest activity, even after taking into account political grievances, material and psychological resources, values, and news me…

  • Student and Environmental Protests in Chile

    Open Access•Andrés Scherman, Agustín Arriagada et al.•ARTICLE•Politics•2015•Cited by: 29•References: 42

    In 2011, Chile experienced two massive protest movements – one against the cost and quality of public education and another against the construction of power plants in Patagonia. This represented a unique opportunity to analyse and compare how Facebook and Twitter use were related to street demonstrations. Using a probabilistic face-to-face survey among urban youth (18–29 years old) conducted shortly after the protests, this study revealed a posi…

  • The Social Media Basis of Youth Protest Behavior

    Open Access•Sebastián Valenzuela, Agustín Arriagada et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Communication•2012

    Protest activity has become a central means for political change in Chile. We examine the association between social media use and youth protest, as well as mediating and moderating mechanisms of this relationship, using survey data collected in Chile in 2010. We found that Facebook use was associated significantly with protest activity, even after taking into account political grievances, material and psychological resources, values, and news me…

  • Student and Environmental Protests in Chile

    Open Access•Andrés Scherman, Agustín Arriagada et al.•ARTICLE•Politics•2015•Cited by: 29•References: 42

    In 2011, Chile experienced two massive protest movements – one against the cost and quality of public education and another against the construction of power plants in Patagonia. This represented a unique opportunity to analyse and compare how Facebook and Twitter use were related to street demonstrations. Using a probabilistic face-to-face survey among urban youth (18–29 years old) conducted shortly after the protests, this study revealed a posi…

  • Music Fans as Mediators in the Age of Digital Reproduction

    Agustín Arriagada, Arturo Arriagada et al.•CHAPTER•Ashgate Research Companion to Fan…•2016

    In their recent Fandom: Identities and Communities in a Mediated World , Gray, Sandvoss and Harrington note two levels of analysis that have shaped fan studies. From its beginnings, fan studies have attended closely to the ways in which new media blur the lines between fans and artists, or in a related idiom, consumers and cultural producers. Music and music scenes have been on the cutting edge of these developments. As Entwistle notes, cultural …

  • Audiences and Disasters

    Open Access•Teresa Correa, Andrés Scherman et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Communication•2016

    Media diaries of 36 Chilean adults were being collected as two disasters unfolded: an earthquake on the northern coast and 11 days later a massive fire in Valparaíso. From an audience reception theoretical approach, these events provide a unique opportunity to compare people's engagement with media and responses to two mediated disasters. By complementing textual and computerized linguistic analyses, this study reveals that audiences' responses d…

  • Chilean Fashion Influencers as Digital Labour

    Open Access•Agustín Arriagada, Arturo Arriagada•CHAPTER•Digital Platforms and the Global…•2023

    The work of social media influencers like YouTubers, TikTokers, and Instagrammers has been explored as a form of digital labour performed on social media platforms. However, little attention has been paid to how this type of labour is valued in a specific market: the market of digital branding. This market is formed by the interaction and commercial exchanges between actors and digital platforms through which influencers’ working practices produc…

Sociology (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Business (2 works) · History (2 works) · Media studies (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Psychology (2 works) · Social Media and Politics (2 works) · Advertising (1 works) · Biology (1 works)

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