Ch. 4- Media and Communication Flashcards

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Mass media

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refers to the variety of technical devices and processes through which mass communication takes place; are used to transmit organized messages designed to reach a large number of people.

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Culture Industry

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Organizations with interest in having their products reach the widest possible market, an aim to achieve through the use of the mass media

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Cultural products

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Information and knowledge that are produced and communicated by the mass media (i.e., through news articles, television shows, books, and advertising)

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Consumption

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ways in which an audience takes in and interacts with a cultural product.

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Production

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ways in which cultural products are created and transmitted.

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Cultural imperialism

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refers to the ways in which societies throughout the world have become swamped with aspects of American popular culture, such as Hollywood films, television shows, and popular music.

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Gatekeeper studies

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studies performed during the 1950’s in which researchers considered the factors that determine which stories get produced in the mass media.

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Cultural text

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any cultural product (e.g., a photograph, a musical selection, or television program) that can be read and analyzed as one would analyze a written text.

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Reception

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the way in which mass-media content is received or used by audiences, including such factors as what the audiences selectively choose to attend to and the purposes for which the media are consumed.

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Mindfulness

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a theoretical concept introduced by Ron Lembo describing the amount of attention individuals paid to television as part of their everyday activities.; four approaches: habitual, escapist, playful, and reflective.

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Network society

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the idea that, in postmodern culture, a new kind of social system has emerged that has neither national borders nor centers, such as the internet.

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What is

refers to the variety of technical devices and processes through which mass communication takes place; are used to transmit organized messages designed to reach a large number of people.

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Mass media

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What is

Organizations with interest in having their products reach the widest possible market, an aim to achieve through the use of the mass media

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Culture Industry

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What is

Information and knowledge that are produced and communicated by the mass media (i.e., through news articles, television shows, books, and advertising)

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Cultural products

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What is

ways in which an audience takes in and interacts with a cultural product.

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Consumption

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What is

ways in which cultural products are created and transmitted.

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Production

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What is

refers to the ways in which societies throughout the world have become swamped with aspects of American popular culture, such as Hollywood films, television shows, and popular music.

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Cultural imperialism

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What is

studies performed during the 1950’s in which researchers considered the factors that determine which stories get produced in the mass media.

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Gatekeeper studies

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What is

any cultural product (e.g., a photograph, a musical selection, or television program) that can be read and analyzed as one would analyze a written text.

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Cultural text

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What is

the way in which mass-media content is received or used by audiences, including such factors as what the audiences selectively choose to attend to and the purposes for which the media are consumed.

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Reception

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What is

a theoretical concept introduced by Ron Lembo describing the amount of attention individuals paid to television as part of their everyday activities.; four approaches: habitual, escapist, playful, and reflective.

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Mindfulness

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What is

the idea that, in postmodern culture, a new kind of social system has emerged that has neither national borders nor centers, such as the internet.

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Network society