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研究生: 陳孟湘
Chen, Meng-Xiang
論文名稱: 閱聽眾對音樂串流平台服務內容現況與需求之分析研究
An Analysis of The Status of Music Streaming Platforms Services and Audience Needs
指導教授: 楊美雪
Yang, Mei-Hsueh
口試委員: 魏裕昌
Wei, Yuh-Chang
林素惠
Lin, Su-Hui
楊美雪
Yang, Mei-Hsueh
口試日期: 2022/07/28
學位類別: 碩士
Master
系所名稱: 圖文傳播學系
Department of Graphic Arts and Communications
論文出版年: 2022
畢業學年度: 110
語文別: 中文
論文頁數: 107
中文關鍵詞: 音樂串流平台音樂串流平台服務內容閱聽眾需求
英文關鍵詞: music streaming platform, music streaming platform service contents, audience needs
研究方法: 調查研究內容分析法
DOI URL: http://doi.org/10.6345/NTNU202200965
論文種類: 學術論文
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  • 隨著網路與行動裝置繁盛,音樂串流平台已成為今日音樂收聽主要管道。音樂串流平台業者為創造與留住用戶,即通過串流與各式技術,提供多元的服務內 容,使閱聽眾能享良好之音樂體驗。雖然過往研究針對個別面向之服務內容已有 些許討論,但少有研究綜觀整體音樂串流平台服務內容,並針對閱聽眾需求之觀 點加以討論。因此,本研究欲探討閱聽眾對音樂串流平台服務內容現況與需求。 根據文獻歸納出音樂串流平台「閱聽內容」與「閱聽形式」兩大服務面向,涵蓋 音樂類型、音樂資訊、聆聽播放、個人專屬、社交互動、擴充媒體六種服務內容。

    本研究首先採內容分析法,觀察 8 家音樂串流平台服務內容提供現況,另外 採網路問卷調查法,調查 1158 位閱聽眾對音樂串流平台服務內容之需求,最後, 進一步比對音樂串流平台服務內容提供現況與閱聽眾需求程度之差異。結果顯示, 音樂串流平台服務內容之閱聽內容與閱聽形式提供現況,分別以「音樂類型」與 「聆聽播放」服務提供比例最高;綜觀閱聽眾對音樂串流平台服務內容之閱聽內 容與閱聽形式兩面向需求,以「聆聽播放」、「音樂類型」、「個人專屬」服務的需 求程度排名最前;另外,不同「年齡」、「教育程度」、「音樂收聽頻率」、「音樂串 流平台使用情形」的閱聽眾,對音樂串流平台部分服務之需求,達顯著差異;最 後,整體音樂串流平台服務內容之閱聽內容及閱聽形式提供比例與閱聽眾需求程 度,大致相應。然,進一步探究閱聽形式一面向,其中四種服務類目各有項目存 在落差,整體「個人專屬」服務提供率與閱聽眾需求度也略顯差異。本研究彙整 音樂串流平台多種服務內容,以探討閱聽眾對其之需求,予相關從業者參考未來 發展,亦為後續研究迎來一初探。

    As the Internet and mobile devices boom, music streaming platforms have become the main access for music listening today. In order to create and retain audience, music streaming platforms provide a variety of service contents through streaming and various technologies, so that audience can have a nice music experience. Although there have been some studies individually focus on each aspect of services, few studies have taken a comprehensive view of the overall music streaming platforms services and discussed it from the viewpoint of audience needs even. Therefore, this study aims to investigate that the status of music streaming platforms services and audience needs. According to the literature, this study summarized two aspects of music streaming platforms services: “audiovisual contents” and “audiovisual modus”, including six types of service contents: music genre, music information, listening and playing, personal exclusivity, social interaction, and extension media.

    At first, this study used content analysis to observe the current status of services on 8 music streaming platforms, and then used Internet questionnaire to survey 1158 audience that they need for music streaming platforms services. The results showed that “music genre”, “listening and playing” are the most emphatic item of music streaming platforms services differentiated by audiovisual contents and audiovisual modus; “listening and playing”, “music genre”, and “personal exclusivity” are the highest that audience needs for two aspects of services from audiovisual contents and audiovisual modus of music streaming platforms services; in addition, there are significant difference among audience needs of music streaming platforms services between “age”, “education levels”, “frequency of music listening”, “usage of music streaming platforms”; finally, the overall proportion of audiovisual contents and audiovisual modus of music streaming platforms services are approximately the same as the level of audience needs. However, further explore the audiovisual modus services of music streaming platforms, among four types of the services, there are disparity in each item, the proportion of “personal exclusivity” service is slightly different from the level of audience needs also. This study integrates various music streaming platforms service contents to explore audience needs, provide reference for relevant practitioners what future development also bring the preliminary exploration for follow-up research.

    第一章 緒論 1 第一節 研究背景與動機 1 第二節 研究目的與問題 5 第三節 研究範圍與限制 6 第四節 名詞解釋 7 第五節 研究流程 8 第二章 文獻探討 9 第一節 音樂串流平台服務概況與相關研究 9 第二節 音樂串流平台服務內容與相關研究 13 第三節 閱聽眾對音樂串流平台需求與相關研究 22 第四節 文獻探討小結 25 第三章 研究設計 26 第一節 研究架構 26 第二節 研究方法 27 第三節 研究對象 28 第四節 研究工具 30 第五節 研究實施 32 第六節 資料處理與分析 37 第四章 研究結果與討論 39 第一節 音樂串流平台服務內容之「閱聽內容」提供現況 39 第二節 音樂串流平台服務內容之「閱聽形式」提供現況 42 第三節 受試者背景變項之敘述性統計 46 第四節 閱聽眾對音樂串流平台服務內容之「閱聽內容」需求 49 第五節 閱聽眾對音樂串流平台服務內容之「閱聽形式」需求 51 第六節 不同背景變項閱聽眾對音樂串流平台服務內容之「閱聽內容」需求之差異 55 第七節 不同背景變項閱聽眾對音樂串流平台服務內容之「閱聽形式」需求之差異 59 第八節 音樂串流平台服務內容之「閱聽內容」提供現況與閱聽眾需求之差異 65 第九節 音樂串流平台服務內容之「閱聽形式」提供現況與閱聽眾需求之差異 68 第五章 研究結論與建議 73 第一節 研究結論 73 第二節 研究建議 78 參考文獻 82 附錄一 預試內容分析過錄表 96 附錄二 正式內容分析過錄表 98 附錄三 預試網路問卷調查表 100 附錄四 正式網路問卷調查表 103 附錄五 閱聽眾對服務內容需求之開放式問答摘要 107

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