Exam #1 Flashcards

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Interpersonal Communication + examples

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the process of exchange of information, ideas and feelings between two or more people through verbal or non-verbal methods
-ex. phone call, face to face, letter

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Mass communication + examples

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the process of imparting and exchanging information through mass media to large population segments.
-Ex. Radio, Tv

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How is the Internet different from previous media technologies?

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-blurs the line between interpersonal and mass forms of comms
-allows potential for anyone to be a producer of mass content
-easy access to producers

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How is a Sociological Framework applied to media studies?

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Relationships within the media industry and the Relationships between the media and the public + other institutions

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5
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What is Megan Garber’s major argument in “Are we having
too much fun?” and “We’ve lost the plot”?

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what is technological determinism?

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identifies technology as a central causal element of societal change/elements

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What does the social constructionism approach to studying technology focus on?

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technology is actively shaped by social factors like power dynamics, cultural meanings, and the interactions of different social groups

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Why do some scholars consider the
Internet’s unique technological features to be beneficial?

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-the global image will instill empathy in people
-encourages a holistic view of thinking

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9
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What is Malcom Gladwell’s main argument?

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meaningful social change requires strong ties, real risk, and strategic organizing that is not possible on social media

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What is Jack Barry’s main argument?

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-Social Media //Digital tech is a net positive for social movement despite its limitations

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what is a product?

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Content, material
ex. film, music, tv, books

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horizontal integration?

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occurs when a company acquires or merges with another company in the same industry that is operating at the same level in the value chain

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Vertical Integration?

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involves the acquisition of a key component of a company’s supply chain, either upstream or downstream from its own core competency

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What are the concerns with media ownership becoming highly concentrated?

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-Reduction of media diversity:
-monotonous content
-focus on entertainment in the news
-Promotion of a political agenda or politician

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What is product placement?

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marketing technique in which a product or service is showcased in some form of media

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How do economic factors influence the content media companies produce?

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-media created for “mass audiences”
-need to please advertisers

17
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Whats is a pipe?

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conduits to access media content and platforms

18
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What is a platform?

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a technology, service, or site that allows content to be delivered to an audience.

19
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What is Social Constructionsims

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All social reality is socially constructed

20
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what is a sociological Framework?

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the sociological imagination
-focus on relationship between individuals and the broader context in which they live

21
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What is the difference between the interpersonal and mass communication models of
communication

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mass communication involves one-way communication between a source—like a television station—and a receiving audience, interpersonal communication involves a two-way exchange of information