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Internet Users Behavior on the Impact of Network Events
Author: PengZuo
Tutor: ZhouXiaoMing
School: Central China Normal University
Course: Communication
Keywords: Network events Netizen behavior Agenda setting Multi-level transmission The pro social infringe alienation
CLC: G206
Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2010
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Abstract
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Internet access to China has more than 10 years , along with the development of the Internet in 1995 , \transformation of light \With the development of computer software and hardware technology , computer access to millions of households , and become more and more important to people's daily social life accompanied by web2.0 technology achievements in the new era of network \Lead to the development of computer technology in recent years, China 's network events endless bizarre social grimace , on the one hand to promote the footsteps of our democratic processes , on the other hand , led to all sectors of the community network events occur , the development of its negative impact a high degree of attention and discussion . Therefore, as a central topic of netizens behavior of network events , examines the interaction between Internet users behavior and network events , views on the current network events and Internet users behavior . First of all, the first part of this article defined and combing through our network events , examines the nature of the incident and the characteristics of the development of network events of the current network events ; taken to study the behavior of Internet users involved and this article attempts to illustrates the limitations of the research object and research . Secondly, the second part of this article describes the network propagation times compared to traditional media dominate the era of mass communication in the propagation mode changes , and these changes behavior of Internet users on network events . Graphic method described the development of a single event mode and multi-stage event spread development model , pointed out that the occurrence and development of network events spread and spread in agenda setting , mode of transmission and the impact of the behavior of Internet users , a systematic analysis of these changes on people's public reason , and in the third part of the impact of the current very popular Internet mob different opinions, material analysis , Internet users to investigate the social and psychological analysis corroborated the author 's point of view .
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