We’ve Got News for You: Marketing in News Organizations Contributes to Infodemics…but Marketing Can Also Help!

IF 5.1 3区 管理学 Q1 BUSINESS
Martin Mende, Beth Vallen, C. Berry
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Abstract

Although hundreds of millions of people consume news every day, the marketing discipline has paid little attention to this realm of consumption and its relevance for consumer behavior, marketing management, public policy, and societal well-being. This commentary identifies news media as a pressing and meaningful area for research at the intersection of marketing, society, and public policy. Exploring news is particularly important for marketing scholars given that media companies are increasingly driven by marketing paradigms. In turn, this potentially leads to some concerning, unforeseen outcomes related to the widespread proliferation of both accurate and inaccurate information—or “infodemics”—which drive consumer (dis)trust and may have negative implications for individual and societal well-being.
我们有新闻要告诉你:新闻机构的营销有助于信息传播……但营销也有帮助!
尽管每天有数以百万计的人消费新闻,但市场营销学科很少关注这一消费领域及其与消费者行为、营销管理、公共政策和社会福祉的相关性。这篇评论指出,新闻媒体是市场营销、社会和公共政策交叉研究的一个紧迫而有意义的领域。考虑到媒体公司越来越多地受到营销范式的驱动,探索新闻对营销学者来说尤为重要。反过来,这可能会导致一些令人担忧的、不可预见的结果,这些结果与准确和不准确的信息或“信息流行病”的广泛扩散有关,这会导致消费者(不信任),并可能对个人和社会福祉产生负面影响。
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15.40%
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期刊介绍: Journal of Public Policy & Marketing welcomes manuscripts from diverse disciplines to offer a range of perspectives. We encourage submissions from individuals with varied backgrounds, such as marketing, communications, economics, consumer affairs, law, public policy, sociology, psychology, anthropology, or philosophy. The journal prioritizes well-documented, well-reasoned, balanced, and relevant manuscripts, regardless of the author's field of expertise.
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