Original Question:\nDo Millenials experience a similar emotional connection between their curated physical music collections and music curated using streaming services?
\nHow to measure an emotional connection?
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\nUpdated Question:\nDo Millenials have the same relationship with their curated physical music collections as they do with music curated using streaming services?
\nOld goal submission:\nBased on existing literature, collectors feel very strongly about their physical possessions even at a time where artefacts tend to become digital. I want to compare the emotional relationship of music consumers with their physical music collection and online streaming playlists to establish if going forward, technology can bridge that emotional connection gap.
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\nNew goal submission:\nBased on existing literature, collectors feel very strongly about their physical possessions even at a time where artefacts tend to become digital.\nI want to see how Millenial music lovers relate to the music they stream in comparison to how they relate to their music collected in physical storage (CDs, vinyls, etc.). I want to collect data to compare usage (frequency and context), longevity (listening patterns or preference over time, discovery and sharing habits), curation (organisational structure/playlists and personal signification).
\nI want to glean the Millenials overall satisfaction with both ways of accessing music and gain insight to establish if going forward, technology can bridge any relationship gap.
→ use clear barometers of comparison
\nI brough up the following article to remove any doubt that the research I propose still is original and distinctive even if similar or parallel observations have been made by others.
\nArticle:\nNg, J., & Yew, J. (2017). Why download when you can stream? The experience of collecting music in the streaming age. ACM International Conference Proceeding Series, Part F129310, 28–33. https://doi.org/10.1145/3077343.3077346
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Aiming for confidence rate <70 (80%)
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