Cellular technology: its psychosocial impact on young people by Raúl Jesús Rosales González

“…Young people, currently, are the ones who use this type of technology the most and, although there are many advantages of their use, they also bring with them negative effects such as excessive dependence on mobile phones, isolation or the inability to find alternatives resources for entertainment. The aim of this work is to reflect on the psychosocial effects that hyperdependence on cellular technology brings with it in young people.…”
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SYSTEM ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF THE GAME «SHOOTING SIMULATION IN A SHOOTING RANGE» by D. Yanchev, O. Sakaliuk, D. Popkov

“…The results of the study demonstrate the potential use of this product for both entertainment and training purposes. The shooting simulation can be beneficial for training in shooting disciplines and engaging users with top-tier gaming mechanics. …”
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DIGITALIZED YOUTH, KNOWLEDGE GAP, AND DIGITAL DIVIDE: A STUDY ON YOUNGSTERS’ MEDIA USE FOR OBTAINING DAILY NEWS by Serra Çelebi

“…The age difference between the participants was another important factor played role in whether or not Internet users got information and news about entertainment. The results were discussed and interpreted within the framework of digital divide, knowledge gap, and the theory of uses and gratifications.…”
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#emergencymedicine: A TikTok Content Analysis of Emergency Medicine-related Content by Madison Stolly, Erika Wilt, Nathan Gembreska, Mohamad Nawras, Emily Moore, Kelly Walker, Rhonda Hercher, Mohamad Moussa

“…No significant correlation was observed between video engagement and video creators’ self-identification as a healthcare professional, use of entertainment, or use of education. A notable negative correlation was identified between video engagement and the inclusion of music. …”
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ANALYSIS OF METHODS TO INCREASE BRAND LOYALTY AMONG RUSSIAN TELEVISION CHANNELS by M. Nemirovskaya, V. Yakusheva

“…Based on the study of marketing activities of Russian TV channels of entertainment and educational segments the modern methods of attracting viewers to television brands have been analyzed. …”
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TOURIST POTENTIAL OF AUSTRIA by E. B. Botavina, E. Yu. Churzina

“…Statistics on the competitiveness of travel and tourism, the most popular types of entertainment, as well as a comparison of the number of Russians visiting country has been indicated. …”
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Théâtre et cinéma dans les territoires occupés de Russie à travers la presse collaborationniste (1941-1944) by Boris Kovaliov

“…Frequently, the civilian population pecieved it as a form of entertainment. To consider the effectiveness of this phenomenon, it is required to analyse the process of opening various theatres and cinemas and their repertoire. …”
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Interkulturele probleme in beeldkommunikasie by Pieter Jacobus Fourie

“…Before these three aspects are discussed, a synopsis is given of the status of entertainment in the mass media and the model function of film through which it becomes a socialising and ideologizing instrument. …”
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Applying Durkheim to Elvis by Mark Duffett

“…This does not make Elvis “sacred,” like a “god” or an object of worship. His entertainment is so thrilling because he, as an individual, adeptly channels the “buzz” of meeting someone so famous. …”
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Fiction and Cyberspace: Reading Dickens in the Information Age by Maria Cristina Paganoni

“…Several analogies are detectable between the construction of fictional worlds typical of Victorian novels and digital entertainment media and storytelling genres, while the intense reader engagement Dickens established between his fiction and the social world is remindful of the online/offline identity performance of Internet users. …”
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Motivation management of tourist services consumer by M. A. Zhukova

“…Based on the analysis of various theoretical concepts of tourist motivation (analytical, hierarchical and complex), it has been proposed to group tourist motivations into the following groups: physical motivations for recreation, cultural and natural-climatic motivations, social motivations, motivations for changes in the type of activity, motivations of status and prestige, and motivations for entertainment . A list of types of recreation has been formulated, and their interrelation with the types of tourism, that travelers enjoy the most demand has been shown.…”
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REVISITING RACIAL POTRAYAL IN THE AMERICAN POPULAR FILM by Nerfita Primadewi

“…Even though film, especially cartoon, often perceived as merely entertainment, it is not free from racial biases. Ranging from D.W. …”
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P USAT PELATIHAN AUTODEKS DENGAN PENDEKATAN HEMAT ENERGI DI MAKASSAR by Muhammad Yahya Nawir, Irma Rahayu, Mutmainnah Mutmainnah

“… Autodeks as 2D and 3D software degsigners, for the construction industry, manufacturing, entertainment and education have formed the ATC (Autorizhed Training Centre) or training centers in each coutry. …”
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Les images animées au Musée de l'Homme ou la rencontre de deux mondes (1930-1950) by Alice Gallois

“…The changing attitude of the museum about the role they assigned to cinema between the 1930s and the 1950s accounts for how ambivalent the scientific community is when considering a medium which is usually devoted to fiction – in art or entertainment – while it could be of great help in studying and conveying intangible heritage.…”
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„O svoje zdravie maj usilovnú starosť“ Prevencia a liečba chorôb na esterházyovskom dvore v 17. storočí by Diana Duchoňová

“…Spa visits were also a place of various sociability events and entertainment. …”
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Application Analysis of the Language Model by Cai Bochao

“…This paper mainly analyzes the use of LM in four fields, namely finance, healthcare, entertainment, and customer service to illustrate the usefulness of LMs. …”
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Portrayal of Yorùbá Socio-cultural Heritage in the Practice of the Kegite Movement in Nigerian Tertiary Institutions by Hezekiah Olufemi Adeosun

“…Among the findings revealed in the study are that the Kegite Movement promotes aspects of the Yorùbá heritage which involved entrenching associations, teaching and enhancing morals through songs, method of selecting a king and his chiefs, use of language, and use of palmwine for entertainment purpose. Tis paper concludes that the Kegite Movement has been a virile organization towards the promotion of the Yorùbá socio-cultural heritage and in uniting the youth in Nigerian tertiary Institutions. …”
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Encoding Theory of Mind in Character Design for Pedagogical Interactive Narrative by Mei Si, Stacy C. Marsella

“…Because of its potential for providing interesting stories as well as allowing user interaction, interactive narrative has been recognized as a promising tool for providing both education and entertainment. This paper discusses the challenges in creating interactive narratives for pedagogical applications and how the challenges can be addressed by using agent-based technologies. …”
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Osądy Kiry w mandze „Death Note” a problem kultury okrucieństwa by Jarosław Dobrzycki

“…With Geoffrey Gorer’s notion of ‘the pornography of death,’ Louis-Vincent Thomas’s ‘cannibalism of the eye,’ as well as the issues related to the culture of cruelty as understood by Marek Krajewski, I will examine and prove that the main character’s actions have become a part of the media spectacle of death, and are eventually reduced to mass entertainment. I conclude with a statement that the protagonist’s actions, initially captured by the media in moral and ethical terms, are subjected to the phenomenon of commercialization, to which a large part of society acquiesces.…”
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Pionieri in paradiso by Simonetta Grilli, Fabio Mugnaini

“…The stories of these «protogentrifiers » in many ways anticipate the arrival of an elite group (comprising prominent figures from politics, culture, entertainment, and finance) who, starting in the late 1990s, will invest significant funds to purchase and renovate farmhouses, transforming them into aesthetically valuable house that represent high social status, thus leading to a radical process of gentrification in the area. …”
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