Definitions Flashcards

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Define Genre

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A media commodity. Has characteristic features known to and recognised by audiences due to repetition of same formula (known as repertoire of elements).

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Define Narrative

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The way the different elements in a story are organised to make a meaningful story. Some elements can be facts as in a documentary, or characters and action as in a drama.

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Define representation

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The ways in which the media portrays particular groups, communities, experiences, ideas, or topics from a particular ideological or value perspective.

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Define audience positioning and response

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To make lots of money – the media industry want the audience to respond positively not negatively.

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Define audience appeal and targeting

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Targeted through demographics (details to do with a group of people i.e. age, gender and race) and psychographics (details to do with specific people i.e. attitudes, values, emotional responses).

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Define marketing and promotion

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Industry wants to make maximum profit through their products therefore they will attempt to saturate the market with awareness and accessibility of the product, whenever there is something new.

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Define distribution

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The way in which products are dispensed to audiences.

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Define global appeal

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The scale of a product/act’s audience and what makes them liked.

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Define regulation

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Media regulation is the control or guidance of mass media by governments and other bodies.

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What is a media commodity. Has characteristic features known to and recognised by audiences due to repetition of same formula (known as repertoire of elements)?

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Genre

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What is the way the different elements in a story are organised to make a meaningful story. Some elements can be facts as in a documentary, or characters and action as in a drama?

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Narrative

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What are the ways in which the media portrays particular groups, communities, experiences, ideas, or topics from a particular ideological or value perspective?

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Representation

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What is “To make lots of money – the media industry want the audience to respond positively not negatively. “?

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Audience positioning and response

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What is targeted through demographics (details to do with a group of people i.e. age, gender and race) and psychographics (details to do with specific people i.e. attitudes, values, emotional responses)?

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Audience appeal and targeting.

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What does this define: “Industry wants to make maximum profit through their products therefore they will attempt to saturate the market with awareness and accessibility of the product, whenever there is something new.”?

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Marketing and Promotion

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What is the way in which products are dispensed to audiences?

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Distribution

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What is the scale of a product/act’s audience and what makes them liked?

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Global Appeal

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What is the control or guidance of mass media by governments and other bodies.

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Media regulation