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    Title: 串流平台移動聆聽經驗:以大台北地區為例
    Mobile Listening Experience in Streaming Platforms: A Case Study of Taipei Metro Area
    Authors: 湯程
    Tang, Cheng
    Contributors: 王淑美
    Wang, Su-Mei
    湯程
    Tang, Cheng
    Keywords: 串流平台
    移動聆聽
    媒介物質性
    馴化理論
    都市空間
    Streaming platforms
    Mobile listening
    Materiality of media
    Domestication theory
    Urban space
    Date: 2025
    Issue Date: 2025-02-04 15:17:41 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 移動聆聽科技在液態現代性的脈絡下廣為流行,而現今作為主要聆聽媒介的移動裝置結合串流平台,開拓和改變了閱聽人的聆聽習慣和行為。本研究從自身經驗出發,觀察串流平台使用者的移動聆聽集體現象:以自我民族誌進行觀察與記錄,再以台灣年輕世代串流平台使用者為研究對象,透過深度訪談法輔以參與觀察,探究其在大台北地區的移動聆聽經驗與實踐細節,並總結出移動聆聽行為的意義與必要性。

    本研究從媒介物質性、馴化理論視角切入,探討透過串流平台進行的移動聆聽行為。研究問題包含三大面向:第一,對於移動聆聽所仰賴的物質條件,使用者有何應對策略與準備動作;進行移動聆聽時,如何與環境特色與限制互動及協商,移動聆聽行為又如何改變空間經驗;第三,如何透過平台特性選擇和安排聆聽內容,並將聆聽行為融入於日常生活節奏。

    研究發現,從對物質網絡的準備、為順利進行聆聽所做的預備動作等,皆可見移動聆聽行為在反覆實作下,終能形成一套融入生活的標準流程。研究並呈現串流平台使用者的移動聆聽實踐,如何與所處空間情境協商,以及聆聽在隔離環境、調節情緒等方面所發揮的作用,即為行為之重要性所在。關於移動時間的聆聽內容,其選擇和編排亦會受串流平台的特性與使用者的聆聽偏好及考量所影響。

    總結而言,本研究對年輕世代串流平台移動聆聽實作的描寫,除了反映「分心聆聽」、「移動聆聽作為一種儀式」等當代串流平台消費面貌,亦揭示聆聽行為之於年輕族群的意義以及如何成為其生活慣例。
    Mobile listening technology has become widely popular in the context of liquid modernity, and today, mobile devices combined with streaming platforms have become the main media for listening, opening up new possibilities and transforming the listening habits and behaviors of audiences. This study starts from personal experience to observe the collective phenomenon of mobile listening among streaming platform users. It uses autoethnography for observation and documentation, and focuses on young-generation streaming platform users in Taiwan. Through in-depth interviews and participant observation, this research explores their mobile listening experiences and practices in Taipei metro area, and concludes the significance and necessity of mobile listening behavior.

    This study approaches the topic from the perspectives of the materiality of media and domestication theory, examining mobile listening behavior through streaming platforms. The research addresses three main aspects: First, what strategies and preparations do users adopt to deal with the material conditions required for mobile listening? Second, how do they interact with and negotiate the environmental characteristics and limitations while engaging in mobile listening, and how does mobile listening behavior alter their spatial experiences? Third, how do users select and arrange listening content based on the platform's features, integrating listening behavior into their daily life rhythms?

    The study finds that through repeated practice, mobile listening behavior forms a standard process that integrates into everyday life, including preparation of the material network and actions taken to ensure smooth listening. The research also presents how streaming platform users negotiate their mobile listening practices with the spatial context they are in, and the role that listening plays in isolation, emotion regulation, and other aspects, highlighting the importance of this behavior. Regarding listening content during mobile time, its selection and arrangement are influenced by the characteristics of the streaming platform as well as users' listening preferences and considerations.

    In conclusion, this study describes the mobile listening practices of the younger generation using streaming platforms. In addition to reflecting contemporary consumption trends such as "distracted listening" and "mobile listening as a ritual," it also reveals the significance of listening behavior for young people and how it has become part of their daily routines.
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