Exam 2: Mass Media Technology
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The technology that could mass-produce images in books,newspapers,and magazines is called the _________________.
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Compare two of the mass communications models.Which do you think is the best explanation?
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Satellite and fibre-optic technologies in the late 1900s improved the speed and reliability of delivering mass messages.
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The word lemon might also make you think of a car that does not work well.This is an example of
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Which term is used to describe the digitization revolution?
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Someone is drunk while watching a hockey game,and the next day cannot remember who scored the last goal.This is an example of
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Gatekeepers are media people who make judgments on what is sent to networks,stations,and website operators.
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The halftone was the technology that could mass-produce images in books,newspapers,and magazines.
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The newest distinctive medium built on digital technology is the internet.
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Static on the radio or smudged ink in a newspaper are examples of semantic noise.
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The internet has created entirely new categories of media companies.
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