comp1 A: news & online media Flashcards

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media language

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how the media through their forms, codes, conventions and techniques communicate meaning

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media representation

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how things such as gender, age and ethnicity are represented in media

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media industries

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companies and institutions that produce media such as disney

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media audiences

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recipients of the media produced by media industries, audiences are categorised by the industries to better meet their expectations, needs and desires

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digital convergence

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different devices such as calculators and mp3 players become obsolete by merging into one device such as a phone

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intertextuality

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one piece of media influences another piece of media

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historical context

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the era a piece of media is made and how this impacts it

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political context

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daily mail is conservative
the guardian claims to be impartial but leans towards labour

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persuasive language

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use of language to convince or change someone’s viewpoint

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scientific/statistical claim

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use of facts and figures to provide evidence and put confidence in people of the products efficacy

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unfinished comparison/claim

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claim with no evidence to back it up

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humour

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elements of comedy and jokes so it’s more memorable

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beauty appeal

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conventionally attractive people used in media to sell the product

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lifestyle

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certain aimed at people living certain ways of life eg: car ads to adults with an income

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escape

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get away from normality eg: summer holiday ads at christmas

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celebrity endorsement

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celebrity feature/brand face to add a recognisable figure many are interested in

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fear

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fear mongering to scare people into compliance

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codes and conventions of a print advert

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framing, body language, facial expression, locations, costumes, props, typography, address of written consent to audience

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seductive genre

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people with conventionally attractive appearance used in media

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modern genre

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very relevant, up to date and timely

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humorous genre

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parody, comedy element

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controversial genre

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sparks engagement and debate, discussion of it

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pastiche genre

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parody, mocking something

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psa genre

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raise awareness about important, relevant issues

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connotation

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the idea/feeling a piece of media invokes for a person in addition to its literal meaning

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denotation

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literal/primary meaning of a piece of media

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viewpoint

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your opinion on the way something is presented, your perspective

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ideologies

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set of belief characteristics of a social group or individual. ways of thinking and how we interpret the world and been programmed to think about things eg: stereotypes