EXAM 2 Flashcards
Public Occurrences
First paper in America
Prominence
the state of being important or famous.
Proximity
The location of the event. Falls into emotional proximity.
Currency/context
The place that a story has in public discussion.
Timeliness
How recently the event occurred.
Conflict
Any kind of conflict.
Impact
How many people are affected by the news.
Odd/bizarre/unusual
Any weird news.
Human Interest
Stories that tug at our heart strings (positive or negative)
Publick Occurrences
First paper in America
Yellow Journalism: Hearst vs. Pulitzer
- Sensationalism
- Gruesome headlines
- Exaggerated reporting
- Crime, sex, and violence
Benjamin Day, The New York Sun, and The Penny Press
Penny Press and The New York Sun 1833
First recording device
Phonograph by Thomas Edison (1877?)
Emile Berliner
Gramophone (system for sound recording) by Berliner (1888)
Major labels
Warner, EMI, Sony BMG, Universal
Artist and repertoire
Are the people who find new artists and sign them to the label.
Payola
Is basically just paying the radio money to play a certain song. It is now illegal.
Major Studios
(Disney, Paramount, Sony, 21st Century Fox, Universal, Warner Bros)
Independents
(United Artists, Miramax, LionsGate, DreamWorks)
First color film
Was made in 1926: The Black Pirate
First film with sound
Was made in 1927: Jazz Singer
First feature length animated film
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)
Disney and Mickey’s first short cartoon
Steamboat Willie is a 1928
1927: Vladimir Zworykim and Philo Farnsworth
is credited with a patent on TV technology first
1932: David Sarnoff
first commercial TV station
Top Channels
NBC, ABC, CBS, Fox, CW
Quiz show scandals
They we rigged
Controversies
Addiction, Violence, Stereotypes, Lack of substance
Tim Berners Lee
inventor of the World Wide Web
1932: David Sarnoff
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.
Browsers
Mosaic to Netscape
Behavioral Targeting
Facebook’s Like button
Blogs
User-Generated Content
Net Neutrality
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.
Video games as spectator sport
YouTube; Twitch (reports 120 million active viewers/month)
Walled garden
Is a software system where the carrier or service provider has control over applications, content, and media