The psychology of video on demand (VoD) consumption and binge-watching typologies: how platforms may be designed to optimise user autonomy

The psychology of video on demand (VoD) consumption and binge-watching typologies: how platforms may be designed to optimise user autonomy

‘Binge-watching’ has been in the vernacular for 20 plus years and, according to Forbes [1], has been included in the Oxford English Dictionary since 2018. Here, it is defined as "watching multiple episodes of a television show consecutively or in rapid succession". The facility for a cons...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Parkes, Joanne
Format: Thesis (University of Nottingham only)
Language:English
Published: 2025
Subjects:
Content Narrative
Digital Wellbeing
Interface Optimisation
Media Consumption
Platform Design
Social Pressure in Media Consumption
Viewer Autonomy
Viewing Behaviour
Corporate Social Responsibility
Digital Media Ethics
Public Service Broadcasting
Content Analysis
Elite/In-Depth Interviews
Mixed Methods Research
Qualitative Research
Quantitative Research
Social Media Discourse Analysis
Surveys
Thematic Analysis
Unobtrusive Measures
Viewing Patterns Analysis
Health and Wellbeing
Neutralisation Effect
Binge-watching
Linear Television
Screen Time
Streaming Platforms
Terrestrial Television
Video on Demand
VoD
Behavioural Psychology
Consumer Behaviour
Media Psychology
Motivational Drivers
Nudge Theory
Uses and Gratification Theory
Viewing Typologies
User Experience and Design: Inter-personalisation
Responsible Design
User Experience
UX
User Interface Design
Online Access:https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/81302/

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