Our match fixed effects estimates of 8563 minute-by-minute observations from 80 men's singles matches between 2009 and 2014 show that both suspense and surprise are drivers of media entertainment demand.
Renowned for his aggressive race tactics and his physicality, Ainslie courted controversy throughout his career, notably when diving off his boat at the end of a race in the 2011 ISAF world championships and confronting the driver of a media boat face-to-face.
"S.H.I.E.L.D.," which debuted last month on ABC, was the biggest driver of social media chatter, drawing nearly 152,000 mentions, according to Fizziology.
The purpose of this paper is to extend the understanding of the drivers of social media in higher education institutions (HEIs) in an emerging economy.
Her English came in handy as she charmed the driver of a news media bus into allowing a dozen burly Greek athletes and officials to ride downtown for an afternoon of sightseeing.
Current evidence on the drivers to smoking uptake and the relevance of media and other drivers will assist to strengthen Fiji response to the WHO FCTC Article 13 and contribute actively to supporting the target of a Tobacco Free Pacific (by) 2025.
Rather than social media, the biggest driver of the national conversation about the role of Islam in stopping terrorism and radicalisation is what politicians say.
Other researchers frequently cite the mass media as a driver of mass suicide clusters [10], [11], [23], with suicide-related behaviour assumed to be disseminated via newspapers, magazines, television and radio.
If you're the only African-American driver in the field, he'll hopefully get a lot of exposure and a lot of media coverage.
Moreover, our results suggest that negative media legitimacy is a driver of environmental press releases but not of annual report environmental disclosures.
