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Dr Lynn Whitaker
University of Glasgow
Centre for Cultural Policy Research
Lynn is a lecturer in cultural policy and cultural industries and her research straddles all aspects of media production from policy through to audience. Her PhD was a production study of BBC Scotland children’s department and she is Editor of the Children’s Media Yearbook, published by the Children’s Media Foundation. Lynn’s current research is into children’s in-app purchasing and she is interested in developing further knowledge exchange with creative industries. She is a Fellow of the RSA.
Research 1, 2 & 3
Three 30 minute research presentations... 1. How early adopters find and share new entertainment. 2. The end of Live TV for Children? 3. Bad Games + Bad Children = Good Business? 1. How early adopters find and share new entertainment Dubit and Sherbet present on-going research that will help IP owners optimise their launch strategy with early adopters in mind. Presented by Nicki Karet, Sherbert Research and Peter Robinson, Dubit Read blog: Research 1 View the presentation: Research 1 Dubit and Sherbert's video of kids discussing social networks: Early adopters are more essential than ever before; they provide valuable feedback and spread news of new…
Research 1, 2 & 3 (Repeat)
Three 30 minute research presentations... repeated. 1. How early adopters find and share new entertainment. 2. The end of Live TV for Children? 3. Bad Games + Bad Children = Good Business? 1. How early adopters find and share new entertainment Dubit and Sherbet present on-going research that will help IP owners optimise their launch strategy with early adopters in mind. Presented by Nicki Karet, Sherbert Research and Peter Robinson, Dubit Read blog: Research 1 View the presentation: Research 1 Dubit and Sherbert's video of kids discussing social networks: Early adopters are more essential than ever before; they provide valuable feedback and spread news of…
