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    Title: 搜尋引擎的時間性與空間性---網路新聞事件的歷史記敘
    Other Titles: Temporality and Spatiality of Search Engine---The Historical Accounts for Internet News Events
    Authors: 吳筱玫
    Contributors: 國立政治大學新聞學系
    行政院國家科學委員會
    Keywords: 搜尋引擎;時間性;空間性;歷史記敘;網路新聞事件
    search engine;temporality;spatiality;historical accounts;Internet news event
    Date: 2009
    Issue Date: 2012-10-17 11:39:51 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 隨著Web 2.0 時代的來臨，利用搜尋引擎找尋資訊，已然成為一種日常生活的實 踐。搜尋引擎強調群眾書寫，其所列出之頁面排序，夾雜著官方、業界與個人網頁。 此外，搜尋引擎偏好時間點較新的資訊，網頁更新不夠頻繁、點閱率不夠高，隨時都 可能遭替換，在這樣一個競逐空間中，專業網站不比部落格更有優勢。當人們從網路 主動搜尋歷史事件的相關文本，其所做的歷史記敘，便有了不同的面貌。我們可以經 由「搜尋」發現什麼？此發現與傳統之歷史記敘有何不同？如何分析它？皆是本研究 想要探討的議題。 本研究擬以時間與空間兩個面向，探索搜尋引擎上的歷史記敘。研究者以台灣網 路新聞史上四個重要的事件為案例，利用Google 繁體中文網站進行多次搜尋，分析其 中文本。時間性之分析以歷時性之編年紀事為本，空間性則採用文本空間與論述空間 兩個概念，透過各案例之比對，釐清搜尋引擎的時間性、空間性、不同案例與不同搜 尋時間點造成的差異，最終探索這個以群眾為基礎的排序機制，對歷史事件之回顧有 何重大影響。
    Along with the rise of Web 2.0, using search engine to find information has become an everyday practice. Being a mechanism of mass writing, search engine is filled with official websites, business websites and personal blogs. The preference of more updating information and more hit rates in its page ranking results in frequent displacement of web pages. Professional websites in such a competitive space lose their superiority over blogs. While people can actively select texts of news events from the search engine, the historical accounts for these events will be different by nature. What are we going to find through search engine? What difference of active search from the traditional way of data collecting? All these are key issues of this research. This study attempts to explore the historical accounts of search engine by dimensions of time and space. Four cases of Internet news events are selected for analysis with multiple searches via Google. For the temporal dimension, the research will tell the case stories with texts in chronic order. Text space and discourse space are adopted for story telling of spatial dimension. The impacts of search engine page ranking on historical review of events will then be discussed by analysis of temporality and spatiality, and by comparison of differences among cases and between different timing for searching.
    Relation: 基礎研究
    學術補助
    研究期間:9808~ 9907
    研究經費:448仟元
    Data Type: report
    Appears in Collections:[新聞學系] 國科會研究計畫

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