An exploration of the new media dissemination path of popular science in popular science periodicals based on audience demand
In the new environment of science popularization communication,popular science periodicals face significant challenges in content dissemination,necessitating the proposal of optimized paths for their new media dissemination.Based on the theory of media affordances,this study utilizes semi-structured interviews from the perspective of audience demand,identifying key issues such as a mismatch between content and audience needs,inadequate user interaction,and publication formats unsuitable for mobile environments.Popular science periodicals can strengthen their integration with new media,leverage their strengths in science popularization,and meet the new demands of audiences for information production,mobile dissemination,and social interaction when acquiring popular science knowledge.These efforts will improve the science communication capabilities of popular science periodicals,increase content attractiveness,satisfy readers'personalized needs,prioritize the efficiency of interactive exchanges with science popularization audiences,and explore new paths for the new media dissemination of popular science periodicals.
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