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The “Brains” Behind “Journalytics” The value of tying the brain of the news audience to web analytics University of Missouri Missouri School of Journalism Paul Bolls

My RJI JOURNALYTICS talk 9/26/13 on Analytics and Psychophysiology

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The “Brains” Behind “Journalytics”

The value of tying the brain of the news audience to web analytics

University of Missouri Missouri School of Journalism

Paul Bolls

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Understanding the News Audience

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Web analytics provide insight into online behaviors NOT The brains that produce

online behaviors

?

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Example of Web Analytics

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Online Media insight based only on Web Analytics

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Online Media insight based on Media Psychophysiology

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Media Psychophysiology+

Web Analytics=

User Experience Insight!

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Measuring online user experience in the

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What do we know about the brain “on” Online News?

• The brain is a MOTIVATED processor– Online news use is driven by biologically based

motivational systems (approach / avoid)

• The brain is a CONTEXTUAL processor– The design and content of online news shapes mental

processes and responses evoked by “getting there,” “being there,” and “leaving there”

• The brain is a LIMITED CAPACITY PROCESSOR– Online news is often NOT “brain friendly!”

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Where are we headed?

• Seeking partners for “Creative Science” combining Web Analytics with Media Psychophysiology!

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