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	A Motley Vision » This Question of Audience, Part Two
		Writer-focused audience theories position the writer center stage in both the writer-audience relationship and in the creative process. Indeed, it is to the writer’s shapely role that most literary critics’ eyes inevitably rove.
		I figure that what the audience is really responding to are the ideas and impressions that crop up in their own heads while reading the post.
		And clearly audience silence, as you have perceived it, has had an effect on you and your writing.
	www.motleyvision.org /?p=288 (2025 words)

	THE ROLE OF AUDIENCE IN CHAIM PERELMAN’S (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		A universal audience supplies the self-evident data employed by the rhetor, but the particular audience determines all the other characteristics of a particular instance of argumentation which enable the rhetor to persuade the audience: it is as if the audience persuades itself.
		The audience may not accept the premises the rhetor implies it accepts, the audience may think the expressed premises are one-sided, or the audience may think the way the rhetor puts forward the premises is unacceptable.
		On the other hand,” Perelman continues, “it is the undefined universal audience that is evoked to pass judgment on what is the concept of the universal audience appropriate to such a concrete audience, to examine, simultaneously, the manner in which it is composed.
	jac.gsu.edu /jac/4/Articles/9.htm (3933 words)

	Audience® Range
		Audience® is a highly reliable range of corded telephones.
		Audience® 03: a one-piece phone suitable mainly for limited space use (in hospitals and hotels).
		Audience® 52: a two-piece phone compatible with Calling Line Identification (CLI II) and equipped with an alphanumeric screen and hands free function.
	www.atlinks.com /enu/products/corded_europe_audience.asp (124 words)

	Audience of Two - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Audience of Two is a radio comedy program broadcast since 2001 on Swarthmore College radio station WSRN, but made popular to the world via the internet.
		The setting of Audience of Two is a double universe.
		To help ease this controversy, the back page of the magazine was dedicated to G.T. Boswell, the official Audience of Two authority/biographer, who had been one of the most vocal critics of the transition.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Audience_of_Two (517 words)

	Planning audience research
		The most common method of audience research is the survey: a group of people is selected, they are all asked the same questions, and their answers are counted.
		Audience research methods can be applied for any activity with audiences: not only radio and television stations, but also print media, artistic activities, and (most recently) the internet.
		Audience research, because it relies on samples, can’t be accurate to the last digit - but nor does it need to be.
	www.audiencedialogue.org /kya1a.html (3250 words)

	CD Baby: AUDIENCE: Bring It (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		This is Audience, a four-piece modern rock outfit hailing from the Sunshine Coast of Queensland, Australia.
		Audience bring an original, yet universal sound to the listener, combining the talents of Nathan Ironside on vocals and guitar, Ashley Moller on drums, Blair Wilson on bass and Simon Issell on keyboards and guitar.
		Audience were invited to perform their award winning song at these awards and the entire event was broadcast throughout Australia by WIN Television.
	www.cdbaby.com /cd/audience (551 words)

	Techniques for Interactive Audience Participation
		These techniques allow audiences with hundreds of people to control onscreen activity by (1) leaning left and right in their seats, (2) batting a beach ball while its shadow is used as a pointing device, and (3) pointing laser pointers at the screen.
		The audience members use their lasers to point at choices, and the bar graphs continually update to show the audience's preferences until the time limit is reached.
		When this game is shown in a large auditorium, the audience members in the front row are given pool noodles (long, cylindrical Styrofoam rods) that they hold in front of the screen to create shadows.
	www.monzy.org /audience (743 words)

	The Remotely Armed Audience
		Every good television programmer and advertising copywriter knows that the audience is armed with a weapon that could literally obliterate their work and by extension their professional survival, so they have developed strategies to shield their work from this weapon.
		The audience is not just capable of killing a show or commercial, it is arguably driving itself crazy.
		One network study found fully one quarter of a show's audience began scanning other channels as the end of a show neared,.
	www.amic.com /mdi/armed_audience.htm (638 words)

	On collaborating with an audience
		Cage's mistrust of the audience's abilities as improvisers and worthy collaborators, as those who either showboat or ham it up, on the one hand, or demure and shrink from dynamic participation, on the other, is echoed by playwrights and improvisational actors.
		A resistant audience member was an essential part of the show's effects because people were forced to confront their inhibitions, and display themselves openly in public.
		I was interested in negative and positive space, the scale of the audience, their place in space, near and far to the object they were viewing as they moved around it.
	www.artcircles.org /id85.html (3331 words)

	Category I - Audience (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		Students are expected to write in a semi-formal style for a college-educated audience and, therefore, need to determine how to write to the needs and expectations of a diverse group.
		Students must especially be aware of the possible biases and beliefs of the audience.
		Two or three problems in this category may indicate the work is not passing.
	www.msu.edu /~jdowell/135/areaI.html (983 words)

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		If, instead, you break all lengthy sentences into two or more shorter ones, your writing may be so choppy that no one will bother to read it.
		If you use a vocabulary with which your audience is familiar, if you create a context that is relevant to their daily lives, the message in your writing will have more impact and will be more clear.
		It is done by being aware of your audience and what their needs are.
	www.wordswork.com /tips/audience.html (538 words)

	Know Your Audience
		Three main factors that affect stations and audiences are broad social trends, the audience environment, and your media environment.
		Audiences like to hear about public opinion, and general reaction to issues of the day, and programs created from (or supported by) research data always seem to be popular.
		Newcomers to audience research might think that only listeners to the station should be questioned, because non-listeners would not be able to answer some of the questions.
	www.sysurvey.com /tips/audience.htm (7286 words)

	Audience
		Whether you've thought about it consciously or not, you always write to an audience: sometimes your audience is a very generalized group of readers, sometimes you know the individuals who compose the audience, and sometimes you write for yourself.
		To illustrate the impact of audience, imagine you're writing a letter to your grandma to tell her about your first month of college.
		The assignment may specify an audience for your paper; sometimes the instructor will ask you to imagine that you are writing to your congressperson, a professional journal, a group of specialists in a particular field, or a group of your peers.
	www.unc.edu /depts/wcweb/handouts/audience.html (1943 words)

	Audience
		The "experts" may be the most demanding audience in terms of knowledge, presentation, and graphics or visuals.
		Experts are often "theorists" or "practitioners." For the "expert" audience, document formats are often elaborate and technical, style and vocabulary may be specialized or technical, source citations are reliable and up-to-date, and documentation is accurate.
		Knowing the knowledge level of your audience will help you determine how to write, how much information to include, how long to make your text, how subjective or objective you should be, and how formal or informal your text should be.
	www.kent.k12.wa.us /KSD/KR/WRITE/FIVE/audience.html (712 words)

	Two
		But having two witches on the programme led to it being the main subject of another BBC programme Network (17th November 1987).
		According to Anna Ford, co-presenter of Network the accusation was made that the witches managed to 'bewitch their young audience, guilefully deflecting their questions and charming their way through the confrontation'.
		Network includes the participation of a studio audience, two members of which were in the original programme and asked the Farrars questions.
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/ukskeptic/two.htm (1035 words)

	Glossary of Media Terms - G Page
		For example, an individual is counted twice in gross audience if he/she appears in the audience of two of the spots or programs within the schedule.
		– The sum of audiences, in terms of people or households viewing, where there is exposure to the same commercial or program on multiple occasions.
		Two gross impressions could mean the same person was in the audience on two occasions or that two different people had been exposed only once.
	www.nielsenmedia.com /glossary/terms/G/G.html (320 words)

	Current.org \| Pubradio hits plateau in audience growth, 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		The potential audience, revenue and new technologies are here: It's time for public radio to become more than radio stations, say Tom Thomas and Terry Clifford of the Station Resource Group.
		Though commercial radio also has lost audience, some stations are trying to gain by going after audiences usually served by pubradio.
		Audience researcher David Giovannoni looked back at the factors behind pubradio's past audience growth.
	www.current.org /audience/aud0520radio.shtml (1168 words)

	Audience Take Two: How Many People Watch Cable? \| Project for Excellence in Journalism (PEJ)
		The other issue when it comes to understanding the cable audience is the question of total audience, or how many different people watch cable through the course of the day.
		This gap between CNN's ability to attract an audience and its inability to keep viewers around for the long haul is the main challenge facing the network.
		The data suggest that it is worth looking at cable news in terms of two separate audiences: the day-to-day core audience and the occasional, "news on demand" audience.
	www.journalism.org /node/714 (859 words)

	Dynaudio Audience 42C
		The Audience 40 achieved legendary status throughout the world, receiving numerous accolades and awards, including the prestigious EISA European Speaker of the Year award in 1999.
		Though the Audience 40 left little room for improvement, the new Audience 42 met the challenge with a new MDF baffle to reduce resonance, a stronger cabinet construction, an updated crossover offering improved sound quality.
		Housed in an attractive compact cabinet, the front-ported, two-way Audience 42 Center features the same 15-cm proprietary ESOTEC woofer and 28-mm soft-dome tweeter from the Audience 40, incorporating the aforementioned improvements while delivering a level of performance and detail previously unimaginable at this price point.
	www.dynaudiousa.com /products/audience/42cent/aud42c.htm (232 words)

	SLWP Audience Assessment Worksheet
		PLEASE BE The audience of piece one is fairly homogenous: they are all teachers.
		There is a mix of gender, age, and as I did not interview all teachers, I cannot guess as to their economic, political, and social backgound.
		Two teachers have already indicated an interest in this type of program, thus if it is concise and well thought out, then the reader will hopefully want to act on this project to bring it to life.
	www.msu.edu /~meyerma2/audience.html (814 words)

	Choosing and Writing for an Audience by Steven Hale
		An audience is anyone who reads, sees, or hears a message (a story or essay, a speech, a painting, and so on).
		The real audience is anyone who reads or perceives the message; the intended audience is the target group that the message sender has in mind.
		There are two main reasons for avoiding you: (1) avoid "you" in very formal writing (term papers, scientific writing, legal documents); (2) avoid "you" when you mean "anyone"; remember, you have worked hard to define a specific intended audience, so using the generic "you" may actually confuse the reader.
	www.gpc.edu /~shale/humanities/composition/handouts/audience.html (1091 words)

	The Servant of Two Masters takes audience through time
		If you go to see The Servant of Two Masters, though, you'll be in the past and present at the same time.
		Two other love-based plots happen at the same time, but they're not why the play is interesting.
		But the actors are very comfortable in the intimacy of the Pavilion Theatre, and the audience was the beneficiary of that relaxed performance.
	www.collegian.psu.edu /archive/1997/10/10-28-97tdc/10-28-97d01-008.asp (620 words)

	Dynaudio Audience 42
		Though the Audience 40 left little room for improvement, the new Audience 42 meets the challenge with a new MDF baffle to reduce resonance, a stronger cabinet construction, an updated crossover offering improved sound quality.
		Housed in an attractive compact cabinet, the Audience 42 suits virtually all listening environments.
		Dynaudio also offers two new Audience 42 variants—the Audience 42 Wall and the Audience 42 Center—in response to consumer demand for high-performance audio products also suitable for home theater at affordable prices.
	www.dynaudiousa.com /products/audience/42/aud42.htm (114 words)

	Charismatic Communication - Discovering and Building a Mutual Space with Your Audience - Part Two
		The first issue you can choose to reflect deeply on when seeking to get people on board is that of credibility.
		Your own standing with individuals, groups, and audiences marks the initial barrier to be overcome.
		If you desire to be a person of high credibility in the eyes of others, you can choose to conform your words and deeds to templates of trustworthiness embraced by your target audience.
	www.ezinearticles.com /?Charismatic-Communication---Discovering-and-Building-a-Mutual-Space-with-Your-Audience---Part-Two&id=268080 (1086 words)

	Audience Races (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		In the spirit of a choose-your-own-adventure novel, audience members will be asked to perform a variety of tasks that will determine the outcome of what is presented to them.
		Dividing the audience into two teams, each team will be assigned the task to get their video game character to cross the finish line first and prevent the other team from gaining ground.
		Because it is unknown how the audience will react to this scenario, social psychology will be a key interest of mine in my research.
	www.newmedialab.cuny.edu /projects/28 (157 words)

	CinemaTech: Two ideas from Digimart: the Audience Database and Jukebox Programming
		Two of the ideas that popped up at Digimart earlier this week in Montreal struck me as interesting -- and potentially important.
		It seems that one of the most important assets for a filmmaker in the 21st century isn't going to be a camera, a great casting director, a well-connected producing partner, or a relationship with a distributor.
		I expect that filmmakers will use their audience database to generate interest in upcoming projects, to raise money, to get help ("Anyone know of a barn where we can shoot for two days in December?"), to persuade theaters to show their finished work, and to sell DVDs and digital downloads.
	cinematech.blogspot.com /2006/10/two-ideas-from-digimart-audience.html (1281 words)

	Method Acting -- Audience
		though the audience may bring a stronger pressure on him than either his author, his producer or his own artistic conscience, it should never force him to be faithless to these three.
		Audience's imagination is what you want to work, so take your time.
		Audience: Public, second actor's ego is made up of those who witness the event through dramatic (emotional, intellectual) participation.
	method.vtheatre.net /audience.html (1770 words)

	The HooK: MUSIC REVIEW- Interested: Two keep audience enthralled
		Tom Proutt, the night's big name, was up next, and the guitarist took the stage with Elle McCormick on backing vocals seated to his left.
		The first tune was a laid back country-folk number, seemingly about various stone animals guarding the gates of mansions (although it was probably some deep commentary on social injustice), but what really got me about the tune was the first entrance of McCormick.
		As she sang close harmonies behind Proutt's "Limestone crafted lions" chorus, the interplay of the two performers was when I really started to smile- they just sounded pretty damn unbelievable.
	www.readthehook.com /stories/2003/10/23/musicReviewInterestedTwoKe.html (305 words)

	Home Theater: Dynaudio Audience 72 Speaker System
		My system consisted of a pair of Audience 72 loudspeakers for the left and right channels, the Audience 122C center-channel unit, and a pair of Audience 52s for the surround channels.
		The Audience 72, Audience 122C, and Audience 52 all utilize a bass-reflex, ported cabinet and are equipped with a single set of gold-plated binding posts.
		The Audience 122C's performance on the 5.1-channel versions of both Sting's DVD and Die Hard was on par with the system's other components.
	hometheatermag.com /loudspeakers/505dynaudio (1310 words)

	How an audience of two led to a full house \| csmonitor.com
		Nobody likes to play to a small house, particularly when audiences have been so sparse that the cast's morale is slipping.
		One tenet was that a ticket is a contract between the performer and the audience.
		Another was that an actor's task is to engage an audience's mind and imagination - he's not there simply to indulge his penchant for showing off.
	www.csmonitor.com /2005/0908/p18s04-hfes.html (624 words)

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