What are the motivations behind social sharing, specifically at music concerts?

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Declaration

I, Chloe-Mae, am a third year BA Events Management student at the University of Greenwich, carrying out this research for my dissertation. You are being asked to take part in a research study on the motivations behind social sharing, specifically at music concerts. This research has been approved by the University of Greenwich Research Ethics Committee.

What will happen
In this study, you will be asked to answer a list of questions via an online survey, which should take no longer than 5 minutes. You should answer all questions from the perspective of music concerts that you have attended. You have the right to refuse to answer or respond to any question that is asked of you.

Confidentiality and Anonymity
The data collected from you will not contain any personal information about you. All data collected from this research will only be accessed by myself, with only the key generalised findings being explored in my final work, with no direct reference between the data collected and your personal details. Additionally, all data that is collected will be stored on a secure password protected memory stick and a password protected folder on a laptop, with all data being discarded in June 2015 once the research has been completed and graded.

For further information
I am glad to answer any questions about this survey at any time, and can be contacted on the following email address: Mc316@greenwich.ac.uk
If you would like to find out about the results of this study, you should also please email the above email address, and a copy of the report will be sent to you in July 2015.

Informed consent form
By carrying out this survey, you are agreeing that you have (1) read and understood the participant information sheet,(2) that questions about your participation in this research have been answered satisfactorily and (3) you are taking part in this research study voluntarily.

I would like to thank-you for taking part in this research.

When attending a concert do you take: *

You may check more than one box

A Smart Phone

A Tablet

I do not take any technology to a music event

Other:

Required

How do you prefer to purchase your ticket? *

I prefer to purchase my ticket online

I prefer to purchase my ticket in person

I prefer to purchase my ticket over the phone

When attending a music event how likely are you to reply to a text message on your phone? *

I will definitely reply to a text message

It is very likely that I will reply to a text message

I am not likely to reply to a text message

I will not reply to a text message

My phone is switched off

Which of these statement more accurately represents your view? *

At an event I want to be fully immersed in the experience there and then, the people I am with, the music I am hearing, I want to forget about time and the outside world.

At an event it's important for me to share my experience while I am there with my friends who are not there, for example sending tweets or uploading photos to Facebook

*DURING* a concert, how many photos do you take and upload onto social media? *

1-6

7-12

13-18

18+

*AFTER* a concert how many photos do you upload onto social media? *

1-6

7-12

13-18

18+

(How true is this statement) *BEFORE* a concert, I turn to social media sites and get involved with conversations. *

Very true

A little true

It depends on the artist performing

Not true

(How true is this statement) *AFTER* a concert, I turn to social media sites and view opinions about the event. *

Very true

A little true

It depends on the artist performing

Not true

When attending an event, does sharing your experience on social media come up in the conversation? *

Yes

On occasion

Do you believe that modern technology is an integrated part of music concerts? *

What is your opinion?

Do you believe that sharing our experiences online is good, or bad? *

What is your opinion? Please expand.

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