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during and
after a
rhetorical speech. In
contrast to
immediate audiences,
mediated audiences are
composed of
individuals who
consume rhetorical texts in...
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Christiansborg Palace. An
invitation is not
required for
public audiences.
Private audiences of the King with
heads of state,
heads of government, parliamentary...
- the show
became An
Audience with...[name(s) of host(s)], with one-off
special guest hosts performing in
front of
celebrity audiences. The show was traditionally...
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Audience capture is the
phenomenon where an
influencer is
affected by
their audience,
catering to it with what they
believe it
wants to hear. This creates...
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presenter and
their audience.
Systems for co-located
audiences combine wireless hardware with
presentation software.
Systems for
remote audiences may use telephones...
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studio audiences essentially turns them into de
facto stage productions while shooting individual scenes, with
minor problems like the
audience applauding...
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meanings in
different audience groups, this
programme can then be
called "polysemic", and the
actualized meanings "oppositional".
Audiences can be
groups or...
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measurements are by GfK. In New Zealand, GfK
measures radio audiences and ACB
McNair measures TV
audiences. In the Philippines, TV
measurement is by
Kantar Media...
- In
common law, a
right of
audience is
generally a
right of a
lawyer to
appear and
conduct proceedings in
court on
behalf of
their client. In
English law...
- Look up
captive audience in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Captive audience may
refer to:
Captive audience meeting, a
mandatory meeting used by employers...
