Media Flashcards

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What is the fairness doctrine?

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Made sure news channels broadcasted controversial issues in a fair/balanced matter and lasted from 1949-1987.

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Agenda setting

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Process where the media determines which issues are newsworthy

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Priming

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The process where the media influences the salience (importance) of issues

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Watergate Scandal

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People were arrested during an attempt to steal information to help Nixon win re-election

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Disinformation and its effects

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False information spread to purposefully deceive people. Harmful because it can cause confusion, division, and even real-world harm.

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What funds the media?

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Advertising revenue, subscription fees, public funding, sponsorships etc.

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What is the effect of shift to digital media?

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It has created a more connected, instantaneous, and personalized media environment, but also raised challenges like misinformation.

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Trends in the U.S. Media

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It is driven mainly by digital platforms and mobile-first consumption.

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