L2: History, recent developments and ethics Flashcards

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What is “Social Messiness”

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Less control and conventional hierarchy

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What is “Service dominant logic?”

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  1. Service provision is fundamental to economic exchange
  2. Not just tangible goods
  3. Emphasis on co-creation of value through service
  4. Based on interactions and relationship between producer and consumers
  5. Potential for negative outcomes
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3
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Three types of brand interactios

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  1. Passive
  2. Active (co-creation)
  3. Autonomous
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What is prosumer?

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PROducer and conSUMER merged?

Not strictly linked to social media, but technology makes it easier for consumers to have a voice

The notion of more active consumers (prosumers) started in the early 1970s
Consumers have been ”put to work” since – moved beyond mere consumption to active involvement

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What is co-creation?

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“an interactive and reciprocal action between consumer and producer” (Dahl 2021, p. 36)

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Co-creation is…?

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  1. mutually beneficial
    process
  2. empowering consumers to have an active input into the creation process (despite possible asymmetric power balance)
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Key objectives for managers?

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Provide possibilities for co-creation of the consumption experience

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Typology of co-creation?

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Selection x contribution activity

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Value types?

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  1. Simple value
  2. Complex value
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Simple value

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= monetary

  1. profit maximization
  2. can be objectively measured
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Complex value

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= symbolic meaning

  1. Subjective
  2. Cannot be objectively measured
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Consumer value types? (Holbrook 1999)

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  1. Self-oriented (Active, Re-active)
  2. Other-oriented (Active, Re-active)
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13
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Community Value Creation?

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12 practices that create value

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14
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Roles of community members?

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  1. Sympathisers
  2. Active members
  3. Practioners
  4. Devotees
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15
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Type, description and management implication model

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Table 2.3 p. 42-43

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16
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What does Teleology/consequentialism?

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Evaluate actions based on outcomes

17
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What is Utilitarianism?

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the greatest good for the greatest number

18
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What is Egoism?

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individual benefits

19
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What is Deontology?

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The intention behind an action

20
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What is Relativism

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Contests moral and ethical absolutes

21
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What is Social contract theory

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Implicit contract exists between stakeholders concerning rights and responsibilities

22
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Guidelines?

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· Follow ethical sector guidelines
· Social listening/monitoring to locate ethical issues
· Social media governance to set an organization-wide framework for ethics in social media presence across platforms
· Social media policy to support employees in contributing to an ethical social media presence for the organization
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