STUDENTS' ENGAGEMENT WITH SOCIAL MEDIA REELS: SCOPE FOR NEWS OUTLETS

S. Kannan, M. Anuradha
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Youth in a country like India have undergone drastic lifestyle changes as a result of social media. Their engagement goes beyond just viewing or creating content. Since 230.25 million people use short videos, India is the biggest market for Instagram reels. Even after social activists, parents, and researchers point out a number of drawbacks, 54% of young people in India do not want to stop using social media, according to Pew Research (2012). The engagement ratio has also gone up to 800 likes on average (Daniel Ruby, 2022). In January 2022, India had 17.8% of its population using Instagram, among which the most frequent users were aged between 18 and 24. The use of social media reels among the Gen Z category has gone up. Hence, the present study tries to address the following objectives using a mixed-methods approach: a survey using a structured online questionnaire and a focus group discussion among students. The findings of the study would help media outlets market their news content to a wider audience on one side and develop the habit of consuming news among the Gen Z audience.
学生参与社交媒体的情况:新闻机构的范围
在印度这样的国家,年轻人的生活方式因社交媒体而发生了翻天覆地的变化。他们的参与不仅仅是观看或创建内容。由于有 2.3025 亿人使用短视频,印度是 Instagram 短视频的最大市场。根据皮尤研究(2012 年),即使社会活动家、家长和研究人员指出了许多弊端,印度仍有 54% 的年轻人不想停止使用社交媒体。参与比例也上升到平均 800 个赞(Daniel Ruby,2022 年)。2022 年 1 月,印度有 17.8%的人口使用 Instagram,其中最常使用的用户年龄在 18-24 岁之间。Z 世代使用社交媒体的比例也在上升。因此,本研究试图采用混合方法来实现以下目标:使用结构化在线问卷进行调查,并在学生中开展焦点小组讨论。研究结果一方面有助于媒体向更广泛的受众推销其新闻内容,另一方面有助于培养 Z 世代受众的新闻消费习惯。
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