This paper explores the evolving landscape of interactive media and its impact on audience engagement strategies. With the advent of digital platforms and advanced technologies, the traditional one-way communication model has been replaced by a dynamic, interactive experience that requires a new understanding of how audiences engage with content. The paper delves into various interactive media formats, such as social media, virtual reality, and gamification, and examines how these platforms have reshaped the way content is consumed and shared. It highlights key strategies for enhancing audience engagement, including personalized content, interactive storytelling, and community building. Furthermore, the paper discusses the challenges and ethical considerations associated with interactive media, such as privacy concerns and the potential for manipulation. By understanding the complexities of audience engagement in the realm of interactive media, content creators and marketers can develop more effective and meaningful interactions with their audiences.
Taylor, O. (2021). Interactive Media and Audience Engagement Strategies. Frontiers of Creative Media Industries and Cultural Studies, 3(2), 25. doi:10.69610/j.fcmics.20211213
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