EXAM 2 Flashcards

1
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Public Occurrences

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First paper in America

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2
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Prominence

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the state of being important or famous.

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3
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Proximity

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The location of the event. Falls into emotional proximity.

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4
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Currency/context

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The place that a story has in public discussion.

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5
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Timeliness

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How recently the event occurred.

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6
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Conflict

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Any kind of conflict.

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7
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Impact

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How many people are affected by the news.

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8
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Odd/bizarre/unusual

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Any weird news.

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9
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Human Interest

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Stories that tug at our heart strings (positive or negative)

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10
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Publick Occurrences

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First paper in America

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11
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Yellow Journalism: Hearst vs. Pulitzer

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    • Sensationalism
    • Gruesome headlines
    • Exaggerated reporting
    • Crime, sex, and violence
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12
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Benjamin Day, The New York Sun, and The Penny Press

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Penny Press and The New York Sun 1833

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13
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First recording device

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Phonograph by Thomas Edison (1877?)

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14
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Emile Berliner

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Gramophone (system for sound recording) by Berliner (1888)

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15
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Major labels

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Warner, EMI, Sony BMG, Universal

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16
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Artist and repertoire

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Are the people who find new artists and sign them to the label.

17
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Payola

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Is basically just paying the radio money to play a certain song. It is now illegal.

18
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Major Studios

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(Disney, Paramount, Sony, 21st Century Fox, Universal, Warner Bros)

19
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Independents

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(United Artists, Miramax, LionsGate, DreamWorks)

20
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First color film

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Was made in 1926: The Black Pirate

21
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First film with sound

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Was made in 1927: Jazz Singer

22
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First feature length animated film

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Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)

23
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Disney and Mickey’s first short cartoon

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Steamboat Willie is a 1928

24
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1927: Vladimir Zworykim and Philo Farnsworth

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is credited with a patent on TV technology first

25
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1932: David Sarnoff

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first commercial TV station

26
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Top Channels

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NBC, ABC, CBS, Fox, CW

27
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Quiz show scandals

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They we rigged

28
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Controversies

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Addiction, Violence, Stereotypes, Lack of substance

29
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Tim Berners Lee

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inventor of the World Wide Web

30
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1932: David Sarnoff

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first commercial TV station.

In the first, which began in 1932, RCA filed suit against inventor Philo Farnsworth to try to invalidate his patents on electronic television.

31
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Browsers

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Mosaic to Netscape

32
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Behavioral Targeting

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Facebook’s Like button

33
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Blogs

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User-Generated Content

34
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Net Neutrality

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the principle that Internet service providers should enable access to all content and applications regardless of the source, and without favoring or blocking particular products or websites.

35
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Video games as spectator sport

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YouTube; Twitch (reports 120 million active viewers/month)

36
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Walled garden

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Is a software system where the carrier or service provider has control over applications, content, and media