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Johanna Blakley: Sociale media en het einde van gender

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Media- en reclamebureaus gebruiken nog steeds de oude demografische gegevens om doelgroepen te begrijpen, maar het wordt alsmaar moeilijker om die online te volgen, zegt media-onderzoekster Johanna Blakley. Nu sociale media groter worden dan traditionele media en vrouwelijke gebruikers talrijker dan mannelijke, legt Blakley uit welke veranderingen op til zijn voor de toekomst van de media.

Johanna Blakley studies the impact of mass media and entertainment on our world. Full bio »

Translated into Dutch by Els De Keyser
Reviewed by Albert Edelman
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